The phrase "administration aspects" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used when discussing various elements or features related to administration in a specific context, such as project management or organizational operations.
Example: "The report highlights several administration aspects that need to be addressed for improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "administrative elements" or "administrative factors".
Today many autonomic managers are available but they mostly address a specific administration aspect which makes necessary their coexistence for a complete autonomic system management.
There is an administration aspect to the job, as well, which involves coordinating with the user community, maintaining a Web site and mailing lists, and organizing user meetings.
VARTA, a statutory authority responsible for ART-related public education and community consultation and administration of aspects of the Assisted Reproductive Treatment Act 2008 (Vic), contracted researchers from Monash University to conduct interviews with donors who agreed to take part in the consultation.
The Obama administration left several aspects of its desired surveillance policy unaddressed on Thursday.
The spokesman, Roland Huguenin, said, "Our reports to the U.S. administration contained many aspects which have now been reported with clear descriptions of the treatment of prisoners".
Much of the criticism the United States has garnered abroad has come not because Saddam Hussein enjoyed widespread sympathy but because the Bush administration handled many aspects of the process of freeing Iraq from Saddam Hussein's deadly grip so clumsily.
He stepped back from the daily administration and operational aspects of Apax Partners, LP in 2004 to concentrate on a group of small venture deals on its behalf.
The Obama administration disputes both aspects of the lawsuit.
Dozens of lawsuits have been brought against the administration for various aspects of the detention and family-separation practices.
The decision to provide the training course was prompted by the realization that, following decentralization and other public administration reforms, social aspects of strategic planning had been underplayed in otherwise very effective municipal-level capacity-building.
However, when asked about knowledge relating to the side effects, costs, benefits, method of administration, or other aspects of specific DMARDs, few of the nonusers demonstrated any accurate knowledge.
