The phrase "assumed management of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone has taken over the responsibility of managing a project, team, or organization.
Example: "After the previous manager left, Sarah assumed management of the marketing department."
Alternatives: "took over management of" or "gained control of".
In 1850 he married the actress and theatrical manager Louisa Lane, who assumed management of the theatre in 1861.
Boulder's portfolio manager, Stewart Horejsi (pronounced Ho-rish), assumed management of the fund last August, after wresting control from its previous management.
The preservation agency English Heritage assumed management of the estate in 1986.
While his father pursued political interests, the son assumed management of the family publishing business before he was 21.
That is when his daughter, Elissa Potts, assumed management of the restaurant, which has an eclectic menu that includes sandwiches, table-made Caesar salad and French specialties.
When Babcock & Wilcox assumed management of Y-12, in 2000, it changed the design, claiming that a building aboveground would be less expensive.
In 1768 he was asked to assume management of the Royal Press (Stamperia Reale), the press of the Duke of Parma.
Early on she was forced to assume management of household and parish duties when her mother became ill.
Lawyers who sued the Connecticut Department of Children and Families for negligence in 1989 asked a federal court yesterday to assume management of the agency.
Moreover, he said, Pakistan had invited China to assume management of the port's commercial operations, now run by a Singapore firm under a multidecade contract.
His ultimate willingness to let his disgraced son, Shuji (Hiroyuki Miyasako), the black sheep of the family, return and assume management of the purse strings, reveals a fundamental flaw in the family's character.
