0 used to describe a business, economy, etc. that is controlled in a way that produces good results:
The fund is well-managed and consistent in performance.
a well-managed business/company/organization They turned themselves into a well-managed company delivering reliable software to Swiss Bank Corporation.
Even well-run economies found themselves locked out of funding markets by the global credit squeeze.
These well-managed long-term studies provided the type of data needed to evaluate rigorously a number of recently developed analytical methods and assessment tools.
However, groups must be well-managed; in-service guidance might spotlight younger teachers' fears about discipline and comprehending children.
A well-managed, large, multiemployer occupation pension plan is likely more efficient and fulfilling.
Research station trials usually employ the 'package of practice' approach designed to give a well-managed crop with a high yield.
A poorly managed parcel would receive a value at or near zero per cent and a well-managed parcel at or near 100 per cent.
Since those collectively managed forests providing labor input data are expected to be relatively well-managed forests, their profits are expected to be large.
Furthermore, this is an acute and well-managed selection, designed for class-room use.
Why are some governments more stable, efficient, innovative and well-managed than others?
