The phrase "assisting in management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a role or responsibility that involves helping or supporting management activities or functions.
Example: "In my previous job, I was responsible for assisting in management by coordinating team meetings and tracking project progress."
Alternatives: "supporting management" or "aiding in management".
Fine needle aspiration with and without concurrent core needle biopsy is a minimally invasive method to diagnose and assist in management of renal masses.
Given the heterogeneous nature of the patients involved, such studies will need to be carefully designed and analysed to determine in what situations use of such a device might assist in management decisions.
We anticipate that the canopy height model will be used in the future to generate a revised Northern Spotted Owl (NSO) habitat model to assist in management of the NSO.
We aimed to identify habitat variables that influence the presence of the species in a modified urban environment, to assist in management strategies focused on conserving Onychophora as a phylum.
Molecular tools that test for DNA-BKV provide early detection and assist in management, but some aspects of the pathogenesis of this infection, such as donor causality, remain unclear.
As such, protocols to assist in management of hyperglycemia in the inpatient setting have become commonplace in hospital settings.
CL participated in design of the malaria program and cluster surveys and assisted in management, analysis and interpretation of the data.
In epilepsy, testing may end the 'diagnostic odyssey' and assist in management (Ottman et al., 2010; Kasperavičiūt ė et al., 2011).
That chronotherapy might assist in management of hypertension was appreciated by Bartter et al. (6) in a retrospective 24-h study of a single patient with systolic and diastolic hypertension treated with hydrochlorthiazide in 1976.
In fact, many CFS education programs target healthcare providers who either diagnose CFS (e.g. physicians or nurse practitioners) or those who assist in management modalities (e.g. cognitive behavioral therapist or occupational therapists).
