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Deliberate strategy

Meaning in management & leadership, with examples

nounAdvanced term

In management & leadership, deliberate strategy means: A strategic pattern carried out substantially as it was intended and planned.

In Turkish: bilinçli olarak uygulanan strateji

How it is used

Contrast with emergent strategy; an intended strategy becomes deliberate only to the extent that it is realised.

Example sentences

  1. The regional expansion was a deliberate strategy, following the sequence approved three years earlier.

    The match between prior intention and realised action is essential here.

  2. Despite several experiments, the company retained its deliberate strategy of selling through specialist dealers.

    Experiments can coexist with a consistently implemented strategic intention.

Common collocations

  • pursue a deliberate strategy
  • deliberate strategy formation
  • strategyA long-term plan that sets out where an organisation wants to go and the main choices it will make to get there, such as which markets to enter and what to stop doing.
  • executionThe process of putting a plan or strategy into action and delivering results, as opposed to only designing or discussing it.

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