"managerial capabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when referring to the skills and abilities necessary for a person to successfully manage a team, organization, or project. For example, "She demonstrated strong managerial capabilities during her time as the head of the project team."
Entrepreneurial talents and managerial capabilities were fostered.
And so was the questioning of Roy's managerial capabilities.
The managerial capabilities of the I.M.F. also require upgrading.
Tapping traditional Asian values can instill cross-cultural managerial capabilities.
The fun is not in beating competitors but in the exercise of increasingly complex managerial capabilities.
But more important, it develops the managerial capabilities of two already strong employees.
More important, as Ms Morgan argues, is a strategic understanding of the role and managerial capability, on which point the committee raised no substantial objection.
In his recent HBR blog post, Ron Ashkenas argues that the reason most change management initiatives fail is due to stunted managerial capability to implement change.
When a firm with a value-generating technological or managerial capability invests abroad, its shareholders and the host country's citizens both stand to benefit.
These findings not only broaden information- and rivalry-based theories' explanations of reactive patent litigation decisions, but also enable us to formulate the codes of conduct for the managerial capability in regard to legal astuteness in patent litigation.
These findings not only broaden the resource-based, transaction cost and value creation explanations of offensive patent litigation decisions, but also facilitate the formulation of the codes of conduct for the managerial capability in the contexts of offensive patent litigation.
