The phrase "managerial model" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase generally refers to a system of organizing and managing a business or other organization. For example, "The company applies a hierarchical managerial model in which decisions are made top down."
However, his managerial model and tactical approach had been cemented – and he was ready for new challenges.
The early Google employee said that Page favored the managerial model of Warren Buffett or of General Electric.
Officials in each department are at the tip, having thrived on the managerial model into which the public services were fitted in the last decades.
After years of struggle under Alan Pardew, John Carver and McClaren, there is a recognition the club's strategy and managerial model requires radical modification.
Comfortable after years of prosperity, many Murano companies did not look beyond their fiery furnaces and failed to evolve toward a more industrial and managerial model, he said.
Although George W. Bush, who was initially hailed as the "M.B.A. president," turned out to be far more ideological and far less competent than this moniker might suggest, the managerial model for presidential candidates remains a popular one.
The change in managerial models could not be clearer.
Inside companies, digitization has contributed to new business processes, new business models, and even new managerial models (Birkinshaw and Ansari 2015).
We argue that the building of a new collective identity requires specific managerial models to design simultaneously common purposes and collective identity.
Different managerial models aimed at improving relations with citizens have also influenced policing over the last 40 years.
They look at the organizational and managerial models from two sides of the tech industry coin: the hacker and contemporary commercial tech sectors and how the former influenced the latter.
