The phrase "a system of administering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organization or method of managing or overseeing a particular process or function.
Example: "The committee proposed a system of administering the new policy to ensure compliance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a method of management" or "a framework for governance".
January 8 , 1817Westbury-on-Trym, England June 23 , 1893Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Sir Theophilus Shepstone, (born Jan . 8 , 1817Westbury-on-Trym, Gloucestershire, Eng. died June 23 , 1893 Pietermaritzburg, Natal [now in South Africa]) British official in Southern Africa who devised a system of administering Africans on which all later European field administrations in Africa were to be based.
The Medicare program bases its payments on a complex system of administered prices that in principle are designed to reflect the cost of local inputs, though in reality are modified to achieve other policy objectives.
And from the end user's perspective, the current system of administering domain names, with few clear rules and murky oversight, does not seem to have benefited anyone except the businesses selling the names.
The Mauryan system of administering the provinces through princes of royal blood continued, and royal power tended to decentralize in the form of the establishment of nuclear kingdoms within the empire.
The commission described the system of administering urban and rural districts separately as outdated, noting that urban areas provided employment and services for rural dwellers, and open countryside was used by town dwellers for recreation.
The United States offers a system of voluntary accreditation administered by an arm of the American Society of Crime Lab Directors.
Although it is not a sanctuary, the ocean area is part of a system of 13 National Marine Sanctuaries administered by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA).
After the Reformation the Humanist concern with education became part of a programme of godly education, with an attempt to establish a system of parish schools administered by the Church of Scotland (the "Kirk").
The potential advantages of a delivery system capable of administering IPT to older children would be even greater than that shown here.
The early models were crude, with some snags and glitches, but she soon evolved a totally comfortable, predictable system, capable of administering a "hug" with whatever parameters she desired.
For the Deist, a very few religious truths sufficed, and they were truths felt to be manifest to all rational beings: the existence of one God, often conceived of as architect or mechanician, the existence of a system of rewards and punishments administered by that God, and the obligation of humans to virtue and piety.
