The phrase "management regulations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context to refer to standards and policies that relate to the management and oversight of people or resources. For example, "The company is updating its management regulations to reflect changes to the accounting department."
The zone is managed by the H'Mong people in accordance with forest management regulations that were established by the law of forest protection and development (Law No.29/2004/QH 11, 2004).
Our results highlighted the importance of managing enclosure quality and the location of farms, and goverments should draft management regulations.
Germany's relaxation of asset management regulations paved the way for his investment there.
CDM (construction, design and management) regulations have now come into effect for the event industry.
There are few requirements for PHA team members in the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration's process safety management regulations.
There is a section on the construction, design and management regulations and the H&S plan.
The ash had been exempted from federal waste-management regulations by Congress in the 1970s.
Earlier this week the Barbuda Council signed into law a sweeping set of new ocean-management regulations that zone the coastal waters, strengthen fisheries management, and establish a network of marine sanctuaries.
The Construction (Design And Management) Regulations have long been part of our legislation.
Although property law is a higher-ranking law than is "Urban Housing Units Demolition Management Regulations", the state had not systematically unified the laws and regulations pertinent to demolition until 2011.
In the field of housing demolition, local governments tend to cite "Urban Housing Units Demolition Management Regulations" to support forced demolition, whereas anti-demolition protestors cite new laws and regulations that prohibit forced demolition.
