"management involvement" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the participation or engagement of managers in a particular activity or decision-making process. Example: The project's success was largely due to the strong management involvement, as the company's leaders were actively involved in every stage of the process.
This paper uses the new role of the project portfolio manager and its interplay with line and senior management to explain how management involvement can positively and negatively impact project portfolio success at the same time.
And go-shops with management involvement have been found to be mostly cosmetic and do not result in competing bids.
There was management involvement in only 51% of cases where there was a child safeguarding issue, although this rose to 71% of high-risk cases.
"But I want the people of Colorado and America to consider the results of seven years of the vice president's management involvement," he said.
For example the principle of "respect for people" means leadership respects caregivers enough to develop a system in which caregivers have control to change processes without management involvement.
"Following his appointment, and in accordance with the Queensland integrity commissioner's advice, Mr Grayson ceased to have any management involvement in active companies," the statement said.
They assumed that a CRM initiative did not require much top-management involvement and that it could be handled by IT managers.
Research shows that top-management involvement in IP strategy is associated with better IP performance.
This version of the standard tries to enhance customer satisfaction by including more top-management involvement and continual improvement.
Contrary to previous studies, top-management involvement was not found to be the most important factor for change outcomes.
Available resources, physicians' and managements' involvement indicate and affect the strategic importance, and thereby the opportunity to change.
