The phrase "administration and evaluation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing and assessing programs, projects, or processes.
Example: "The administration and evaluation of the new policy will take place over the next six months to ensure its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "management and assessment" or "oversight and appraisal".
A schema for item administration and evaluation was also developed.
What we learned was that successful scaling-up requires strong, evidence-based advocacy heavily involving civil society, political will, intersectoral coordination and governance (health-nutrition-education-social protection sectors), and, of course, adequate investments for workforce development and program implementation, administration and evaluation.
Three basic domains of knowledge, skills, and attitudes in relation to human rights education in Iran were considered and the amount of attention possibly paid to these was investigated in the design, administration, and evaluation of curricula for Iranian secondary education.
Constrained by the absence of proper administration and evaluation mechanisms, the current LCSM system is entirely based on the principle of "Spatial Recognition of Reserved Arable Land Resources", which eventually causes the loss of distinct management hierarchy and coordination between land consolidation functions and territorial functions.
Phase IV was the most critical project phase: course administration and evaluation.
▪ Community participation in the design, administration and evaluation of mental health services.
Drug preparation and administration, and evaluations were blind.
Programme-related costs are all "costs incurred at the administrative levels outside the point of delivery of health care to beneficiaries" [ 33], such as costs for the implementation, organization, administration, monitoring, and evaluation of the screening programme and costs for tracking.
Full integration of administration, monitoring and evaluation of different programmes may not be possible or even desirable.
3. Ensure that the true costs are recognized and supported (e.g., costs of orientation, insurance, translation, supervision and mentoring, transportation, lodging, health care, administration, monitoring and evaluation).
Comparison of the results of the current study with previous findings should be made with caution because of the differences in the in vivo model, dose, sCT type, administration method, and evaluation procedure.
