The phrase "run management" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act or process of managing or overseeing a running event or activity. Example: "The success of the charity marathon was due to the efficient run management of the event organizers."
Mr. Wallace, 40, operates River Run Management, a hedge fund in New York.
The control system, which includes work in progress (WIP) and run management systems, uses a distributed heterogenous database to store all information.
The workflow run management tool provides browsing and searching of provenance repositories and allows users to easily find, manage, and view previous workflow executions.
Applied to the management of electricity flows, at least three modules make the core of transmission design: (1) the short run management of network externalities; (2) the long run management of network investment; and (3) the coordination of neighboring transmission system operators (TSOs) for cross-border trade.
"And you run management models or something?" "You're not thinking big enough.
People often think management has it made in the shade, but the reality is, for most people, over the long run management is a darn tough job.
But a student is what he is, at St Gallen university, and one of the team handling the logistics of what claims to be the world's longest-running student-run management conference.
Mr. Clinton will also make note of the efforts by the Indian government to reform the economy, which has been choked by high tariffs and state-run management.
More recently he has also been working with Accenture on running management experiments.
In general, a group of large-scale, family-run management enterprises is referred to as a chaebol.
Kim (2014) examined the division of the nonfinancial private corporation sector into the chaebol sector, which indicates groups of large-scale and family-run management enterprises, and the private corporation (small- and middle-scale) sector.
