The phrase "areas of management" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to specific categories or fields within the larger scope of management. Example: "As a business owner, I am experienced in various areas of management, such as financial management, human resources, and project management."
Issues regarding "patient care" were relatively less stressful than other areas of management more likely because nurse managers tend to discuss these with doctors and not just among themselves.
BT said its initial internal inquiry found "certain historical accounting errors" and it had "reassessed certain areas of management judgment".
A degree can give you the knowledge, skills and awareness in the areas of management that you'd need to be familiar with to successfully set up a festival.
Louis' son and daughterin-law are the authors of several books and are nationally recognized authorities and seminar leaders in the areas of management, communication, and team building.
"Banks are incredibly complicated things, it is one of the most demanding and complicated areas of management going," he said, according to the BBC.
The turmoil in the organization led two United States senators yesterday to say that the Olympic committee was "struggling in the areas of management and governance" and to seek a meeting with the organization's leaders by the end of this month.
With SIGLa's development we hope to contribute positively to the area of management of complex data in laboratory by managing its large amounts of data, guaranteeing the consistence of the data and increasing the laboratory productivity.
A senior Trump Administration official told me, "Where things fall in the cracks is in the area of management and leadership of the organization, and in leveraging the immense amount of expertise in that building".
The concepts of work measurement and time study introduced by Taylor and the Gilbreths, as well as incentive systems to motivate and reward high levels of worker output, are important tools in this area of management.
In the business management, a larger adoption is observed in researches in the area of management information systems (MIS).
Since Hambrick and Mason's (1984) groundbreaking article, the study of top management teams (TMTs) has developed into a prominent area of management research (Carpenter et al. 2004).
