The phrase "delegation of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of assigning tasks to other people or groups of people, usually in a work setting. For example, "The project manager took the initiative to create a delegation of work that evenly spread the responsibilities among the team members."
The leadership traits he has identified to produce this include praise, given unexpectedly and in public; transparency in identifying tasks and setting goals; authenticity; effective delegation of work; empathy to others' situations; anticipation of challenges; and autonomy.
Von Bu low said he met with Washington lawyer Edward Bennett Williams but that Williams "was not prepared to take on the case personally". Williams is a great guy, von Bu low said, but there would have been the messy problems of shuttling back and forth from New York to Washington and the delegation of work to other lawyers, which von Bu low didn't want.
The smart routing functionality uses machine learning to automate the delegation of work, while recommended and automated responses assist agents in doing their job either by doing half the work or all of it.
This delegation of work increases short-term profits both by saving costs and by allowing the lead firms to focus on market control.
The FAA defends this delegation of work, saying it improves safety by involving more skilled professionals into the review of what companies do.
Delegation of work to nurses might be a lynchpin of effective guideline implementation and we were becoming aware of practice organisation as a key factor shaping the way delegation of work to nurses was managed.
In explaining this spread, it identifies three key contributing processes, comprising: 1) materialisations of ideals of separating domestic activities; 2) delegations of work and control to infrastructures and appliances; and 3) shifts towards more indoor, sedentary activities.
(5) May the delegation of medical work in GPs' practices to other health professionals improve the care of multimorbid patients receiving multiple medications and what should be delegated to whom?
In spring 2012 a directive for the delegation of medicinal work to other health care professions ("Heilkundeübertragungsrichtlinie") was put into action by the Joint Federal Commission, a ruling body for health care services in Germany [ 18].
We have already noted that the delegation of medical work previously undertaken by primary care physicians to nurses is a normal feature of chronic disease management in the UK [ 53], and it figures prominently in questions of performance and quality [ 62, 63].
Last week, it dispatched the first of two delegations to work out details of the proposed debt assistance, as well as $375 million in financing and loan guarantees for American financiers who invest in Egypt and a $60 million investment fund for Egyptian businesses.
