The phrase 'for managerial roles' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a position or a job that requires a candidate to have managerial responsibilities and skills. For example: "We are looking for someone with excellent communication and organizational skills for managerial roles".
The negative parameter for "Managerial Role" (β = −0.0307, p < 0.01) indicated that collaborative ties were less likely to be observed between physicians who had the same role in an organization.
As summarized in Figure 2, the participating FMs' experiences also suggest that the factors influencing identity transition are both personal (such as childhood experiences and personal career aspirations) and organizational, such as previous experience of managerial roles, support for leadership and management development and broader managerial imperatives and structures.
To some commanders, the removal of chiefs from managerial roles is symptomatic of what they say is Mr. Von Essen's troubling disregard for the opinions of career fire officers.
The mean number of years that staff had worked for the services ranged from three years for clinical staff to five years for staff in managerial roles.
Salaries start at £21,692, rising to £40,964 for specialist or managerial roles, up to a maximum of £98,453 for consultant posts.
When he hung up his boots there was a return south for ultimately unsuccessful managerial roles at Coventry, Sunderland and Brentford.
Not surprisingly, many immigrants, especially from Asian nations, have terrible English skills, which leaves them ineligible for higher paying managerial roles.
All these negotiations foundered partly because of a failure to sort out managerial roles for top executives.
Coaches Mark Bowen and Eddie Niedzwiecki have previously worked under Hughes in all his managerial roles for Wales, Blackburn Rovers, Manchester City, Fulham and Queens Park Rangers.
