The phrase "closed-loop management" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a system or process in which information and feedback are continuously gathered and used to make improvements or adjustments. Example: Our company has implemented a closed-loop management approach to our production process, allowing us to quickly identify and address any issues that arise.
In this article, Kaplan, of Harvard Business School, and Norton, founder and director of the Palladium Group, explain how to effectively manage both strategy and operations by linking them tightly in a closed-loop management system.
The proposed system enables the visualization of the quality associated with the risk control, dynamic tracking, automatic pre-warning, and closed-loop management of railway construction projects.
It combines classified detecting and controlling with closed-loop management, and detects hazards at different levels by dividing safety inspection into self-checking, working team checking, region team checking and specialist team checking.
Smart field development has been modeled upon real-time management, consequently, closed-loop management has taken a step further integrating data assimilation and optimization in a near-continuous process.
Sarma et al. (2005) presented a closed-loop management approach for efficient real-time production optimization.
This should be examined in further clinical studies as our current study provides only a first but essential step toward closed-loop management of ventilation needs.
However, closed loop management of resources highlights a route towards sustainability, and allows us to measure the grade of sustainability from different choices, based on whether or not we are able to avoid the consumption of resources.
One paradigm that emerged in the last decade and has been calling the attention of various research groups is known as closed-loop reservoir management.
The initialization strategy is applied to history matched model of the Brugge field (Peters et al., 2010), prepared for a closed-loop reservoir management comparative study in connection with SPE Applied Technology Workshop in June 2008.
This forms the concept of closed-loop reservoir management.
When reviewing closed-loop reservoir management, it is necessary to present the Brugge test case which was prepared for SPE Society of Petroleum Engineers Applied Technology Workshopop held in Brugge in June 2008.
