"management indicators" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a set of measurements to evaluate the performance of a company or organization, such as employee turnover, customer satisfaction, and profits. For example, "We will be tracking several management indicators including employee satisfaction and revenue growth."
Our results indicate lower levels in all quality management indicators for citizens from HMPC than for Italians, for all the chronic conditions considered.
This is teased out in the contribution of different management indicators to CUG ranking.
Performance management, indicators and drug enforcement: In the Crossfire or at the Crossroads.
The participating nurses documented 90% of the recommended evidence-based pain management indicators.
We employ two earnings management indicators as proxies for audit quality: loss avoidance through extraordinary items and abnormal accruals.
However, depending upon the data availability and priority of the authority responsible for groundwater development and management, indicators and their numbers for the components may vary.
Overall, at all 244 study facilities 34.5% of febrile patients (35.3% of children vs 34.2% of patients 5 years and older; p = 0.723) were managed according to the composite management indicator defined as patient tested for malaria and treated with AS+SP if the test result was positive or not treated for malaria if the test result was negative.
The market management indicator sub construct had a high value of 0.845, followed by promotion (0.826), market research (0.824), channels (0.730) product development (0.702) and pricing (0.514).
Also in the evaluation of the current good agricultural practices related to manure management, indicator 'organic fertilizer program' , a moderate level 2 was given for the three farms, indicating that they used and manipulated manure based on generic knowledge from their suppliers (Table 4).
Bull trout are one of the management indicator species for the forest.
These coastal wolves are considered a species [46] or subspecies [47], [48] of concern in the U.S., and a Management Indicator Species for the Tongass National Forest [49].
