The phrase "as informed by the manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referencing information or guidance that has been provided by a manager.
Example: "The project timeline has been adjusted, as informed by the manager during the last meeting."
Alternatives: "according to the manager" or "as directed by the manager".
However as informed by the deputy manager site (A) "We keep incident forms in a different folder and do not put them in resident files as it makes it easy to have them in one place to prepare the monthly summary reports".
As informed by the quality team manager "We don't graph all of those errors.
As informed by deputy manager site B "We do not need to communicate with pharmacy for incidents all the time, only if there is a need, if there is a query about a medication, or there is a medication missing".
As informed by one of the care managers (site C) "I have to fill in this incident report, I have to write in progress notes as well, as everybody can go to progress notes and read progress notes to know about the incident".
With some permanent posts, you're kept informed by the hiring manager about the process as it progresses.
The Glendale Coalition for Better Government filed a No argument for the ballot but was informed by the city manager that they were one week too late.
But on showing up at the place, he is informed by the leering office manager (John Hurt) that the post has been filled.
She asked for the check and was informed by the waiter that his general manager, Cindy Saravia, had paid for the meal.
The selection of companies for participation in the survey was informed by the list of active forest managers in the 2011/2012 New Zealand Plantation Forest Industry Facts & Figures report (NZ FOA 2012).
As Chelsea prepared to unveil Rafael Benítez as their new interim manager, the club was informed by the Football Association that Clattenburg did not have a case to answer.
