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The phrase "has been managed with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe how something has been handled, especially when referring to a particular skill or effort. For example, "The company's finances have been managed with great care and attention to detail."
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Recalcitrant disease has been managed with surgical procedures that vary in design and associated morbidity.
Associated ocular hypertension has been managed with topical beta blockers and oral or topical carbonic anhydrase inhibitors.
Traditionally, this has been managed with epidural analgesia, continuous peripheral nerve blocks, or parental opioid drugs.
Diabetes is one such disease that has been managed with only limited success by "Western" medicine.
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Arsene has been managing with his hands tied behind his back - wait till the end of the season to judge!
Previously published cases have been managed with enucleation.
After all, our crisis had been managed with an unmistakable top-down approach, as is so often the case with turnarounds.
Jack pine (Pinus banksiana) forests in parts of northern Lower Michigan have been managed with 30 years of extensive clearcut harvesting followed by planted stand establishment in order to maintain habitat for the endangered Kirtland's warbler (Dendroica kirtlandii).
The whole complex of life in this arid landscape evolved to thrive in the presence of flame, and so, each spring and summer for nearly 40 years, a certain number of prescribed burns and unplanned, lightning-caused fires have been managed with the long-term health of the forest in mind.
Thus trees were harvested from three sites, each comprising five plots which had been managed with differing silvicultural treatments.
Traditionally, distal humeral fractures have been managed with surgical approaches that disrupt the extensor mechanism with less satisfactory functional outcome due to triceps weakness and elbow stiffness.
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