"management norms" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the standards and expectations of behavior practiced or accepted by management or those in managerial positions. For example, "In this organization, management norms dictate that employees should dress in professional attire when attending meetings."
Without creating that context first, PES could destabilize local resource management norms rather than improve on them.
They found that there was more conflict around tasks and relationships when empathy, emotional management skills, and conflict management norms were less developed among team members and leaders, the climate suffered and so did outcomes.
By incorporating livestock management norms into broader plans for conservation, many of the region's powerful actors engage pastoralists in a joint project to conserve and develop the region, but doing so may actually exacerbate pre-existing power inequities.
The management norms followed in a country are affected by the prevailing socio-economic milieu.
SEMARNAP does not seem to have made any distinction between natural and man-made lakes with regard to their fisheries management norms.
In the community reservoirs of northeastern Thailand, fish population management norms, including those concerning mesh regulations, minimum fish size and fishing effort, are overlooked in order to honour the local custom.
His research will focus on conflict management cultural norms of the Peul/Fula ethnic group of Casamance.
In recent decades, various studies on policy, management, behaviour, norms and economic incentives related to food waste issues have been conducted.
Each of these strategies was devised after interviews with both the residential and commercial sectors to help make optimal waste management the norm for both sectors.
We need to stop this deadly attack on the planet's soil food web and make organic land management the norm, rather than just the green alternative.
Most of the trauma management variations from norms occurred during the initial assessment and resuscitation phase of care, and these had the greatest impact on morbidity and mortality.
