The phrase "standpoint of management" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a business or organizational context to refer to the perspective or viewpoint of those in a management role. Example: "The decision was made from the standpoint of management, as they believed it would be the most cost-effective solution for the company."
This chapter considers the scientific aspects of the previous chapters from the standpoint of risk management.
Dave Kittredge, a Harvard Forest Bullard Fellow this year, brings experience in forestry, coupled with social science research background, to contribute to an improved understanding of humans in forest landscapes, specifically from the standpoint of forest management, harvesting, and ownership.
Noncoronary forms of atherosclerosis (including transient ischemic attacks or stroke of carotid origin or >50% stenosis of the carotid artery) are associated with a 10-year vascular risk of >20% and are considered as a coronary heart disease (CHD) -risk equivalent from the standpoint of lipid management.
The current system of don't ask don't tell is not optimal from the standpoint of encouraging effective management of corporations.
"From the standpoint of the News Corporation management team and ownership, it is imperative to generate growth outside the United States" to counterbalance the slackening ad market in the developed world, he said.
Teimouri(1999) expanded the model for suppliers' selection and distribution from the standpoint of supply chain management.
In the aftermath of this event, several things came to light that are disturbing from a standpoint of storm chasing, emergency management and the involvement of the media.
This paper identifies 10 common 'mistakes' in developing and using forest biodiversity indicators from the standpoint of making better forest management choices.
From the standpoint of network structure, key management schemes can be centralized or distributed.
