The phrase "at higher management" is not correct in standard English; it should be "in higher management." You can use it when referring to positions or roles that are at a senior level within an organization.
Example: "She has been promoted to a position in higher management, overseeing several departments."
Alternatives: "in senior management" or "at the executive level."
At the same time, higher management saw the need for an accurate, timely, and unfiltered flow of communications from within the company that would help it perceive and react to change in an effective manner.
At Lautaret, grasslands with higher management intensities (L1 > L2 > L3 on terraces; L4 > L5 on unterraced grassland) were prone to lower soil moisture under both normal and dry conditions (Table IV).
The facilitators had problems that included: advocating the programme to higher management at the governorate or central level; finding time to expand the programme when the core team of facilitators became very busy (in new management positions); addressing the turnover of doctors during the training.
"The interesting thing is that the middle management and possibly the higher management crisis at the BBC is very similar to the situation that the Royal Opera House was in when Tony arrived there.
It is completely autonomous and answers to no higher management levels at Headquarters nor to an ambassador.
It is too early to evaluate the impact of the financial incentives in the Be-Life program, but the structured observations made of discussions among the regional actors during meetings indicate that the incentives influenced the motivation to act and participate in the program, at least on political and higher management levels.
Statoil now tests its country risk, transnational threats, and broader geopolitical trends analysis at a high management level, separately from formal capital expenditure planning exercises.
The Catalyst must be creative, innovative, specialized, flexible, and solution-oriented and must bring this matter expertise in order to initiate solutions at the highest management level.
Ms. Seymour slipped in a plug or two -- along with some favorable comparisons with the cost of doing business with outside ad agencies -- at high-level management meetings.
