"management of operations" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a variety of contexts. For example: The company's success depends on the effective management of operations.
"The emphasis is on giving the Turks input into planning and management of operations and on permanent arrangements," a Western diplomat said.
Having subsequently complained bitterly about Sir John French's management of operations, Haig was appointed British commander in chief in his place in December.
Operator means the person the lessee(s) designates as having control or management of operations on the leased area or a portion thereof.
Responses in product and service design, organization of production networks, planning and management of operations, as well as production control are surveyed.
A systematic review of studies providing evidence of the linkage between human factors (HF) in the design and management of operations to production quality performance was conducted.
Management of operations offers great challenges and opportunities within a variety of fields, including financial services, media and communications, retail, health care, manufacturing, management consulting, transportation, and the public sector.
The deputy claimed he saw a "damning" Met Police interim report into the management of Operation Rectangle by former States of Jersey Police Chief Officer Graham Power.
A national community-based management strategy is now in place to facilitate community management of operation and maintenance of water systems.
using words such as hospital resiliency, hospitals and disaster management, emergency management, continuity of operations planning, disaster planning, and disaster recovery (see Table 1).
For guiding the design and management of the operations, categories for similar operations can be defined.
The manager, who played over 150 Ulster games, will also oversee the management of team operations on match nights.
