The phrase "administration at the local" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing local government or organizational management, but it needs additional information to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The administration at the local level is responsible for implementing community programs."
Alternatives: "local administration" or "local government".
Strategic planning processes, which are commonly used as a tool for region development and territorial structuring, can be harnessed by politicians and public administrations, at the local level, to redesign the regional energy system and encourage renewable energy development and environmental preservation.
The park administration was involved at the local level, and the management plan was supported by a forest protection program as well as by national legislation on conservation at the national and international levels.
Sharp declines in crime rates across the U.S. have resulted in part from new policing techniques and better judicial administration at the state and local levels.
This agreement associates a majority of civil society, politicians and members of the administration at the national and local level, members of the academic community, and a large number of business people, from the media to high technology.
For instance, we found that negotiation about adjustments of legislation and re-organization of the government administration at the national and local levels is equally important.
Therefore, two different types of AST administration are usually discussed: administration at the time of local therapy (early AST) or administration when there are signs and symptoms of clinical disease progression (deferred AST) [ 5].
Contact the administration at your local hospital.
The second committee called for a simplification of public administration, enhanced tax collections at the local level, more aid to unemployed workers, more lending to small and medium-sized businesses and more efficient public infrastructure projects.
To find a bleaker view: Richard N. Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, who writes in Newsweek that "the Afghan government shows little sign of being prepared to deliver either clean administration or effective security at the local level" and argues that the U.S. involvement there is "not worth it".
