"tiered management" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a hierarchical organizational structure in which members of a particular tier have more authority and responsibility than those in the one below it. For example, "The tiered management structure of our organization consists of senior, middle, and junior management."
Simplified approaches for the description of contaminant release and transport, as well as of exposure pathways for human health risk assessment, allow for a fast and effective screening model, which is particularly qualified to support early decisions within a tiered management approach at contaminated sites.
The National Health Service (NHS) came into existence in the United Kingdom following the introduction of the National Health Service Act in 1946 that covered the funding of the service and created a national network of hospitals operating in a tiered management structure.
The only fee it charges is a tiered management fee that is a percentage of assets in each account.
The project is being managed by two tier management system.
Adopt/strengthen/implement tiered case management.
One e-mail message came from someone who identified himself as a former manager at Bank of America and said the company's top-tier management insulated itself from many executives and alienated managers not in this select circle.
"The companies are very well managed -- you have first-tier management in a developing country".
Because any organization is not going to move forward unless mid-tier management helps foster young talent to become better.
His report said the two stations should examine "the advantages of operating under a single-tier management structure" within a single building and remove "all mirrored departments".
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"It's astonishing in this day and age, with all the time commitments we face, the conference still attracts the top-tier management," said Linda Sawyer, chief executive at Deutsch, another Interpublic agency.
