"fixed management" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a specific type of management approach or system that is set or established and does not change easily. This term can be used to describe a management style, a set of practices, or a specific process. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its fixed management approach, which prioritizes clear guidelines and consistent decision-making.
First, the fixed management overhead that every process has to cover itself, second, the communication overhead and third, the actual numerical costs.
To begin with, Yasuda notes, the study confirms what many investors already sense that the economics of VC and buyout firms are different, even though both depend upon fixed management fees for the preponderance of their revenues.
Fund managers also receive a fixed management fee, often 2 percent of capital, for managing the fund.
Our intent here is not to discuss "pastoralism" as a fixed management system.
Given the depth of its 155-member fixed management group, analysts said the company should be able to identify new leaders and recover from the crisis.
Private companies' CSR lacks systematization and purposefulness, and does not possess a fixed management team that handles social responsibility (Gu 2015).
Most previous HTM implementations for embedded system in literature were built on fixed version management that result in significant performance loss when transaction behaviour changes.
Cognitive Radio (CR) technology is an agile solution for spectrum congestion and spectrum access utilization problems that result from the legacy fixed spectrum management policies.
Many participating centers performed only a few UAEs, without a fixed pain management protocol.
For Villa fans, the dreary cycle of post-FFP quick-fix management continues, with little sign of long-term escape from the relegation quagmire.
The management structure was based on a fixed high level management and on ratios of management levels to other personnel.
