The phrase "administration barriers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to obstacles or challenges related to the management or governance of an organization or system.
Example: "The new policy implementation faced several administration barriers that delayed progress."
Alternatives: "administrative obstacles" or "management hurdles".
Hundreds were fired in 1979, in a Carter administration shake-up, and in the Clinton administration, barriers to the recruitment of criminals and others of dubious background were set up.
Under the new administration, barriers will be high indeed.
For example, counseling was tailored for each participant and focused on goals of therapy, medication administration, barriers to adherence including cost and patient concerns [ 12].
I am confused by the Obama administrations barriers to US manufacture (You can't move your factory to South Carolina?).
When I saw the headlines this past weekend about 3Dprinted guns -- the Trump administration has removed government barriers to posting the plans for the guns online -- I wondered why the industry wasn't speaking out.
The Yushchenko team has established its own cordon between the crowds and the riot police guarding the presidential administration, whose barrier is festooned with flowers and orange memorabilia (the Yushchenko campaign's colour).
The Obama administration made improving barriers a primary focus of an updated blueprint for keeping bighead and silver carp from reaching the lakes, even as they continue infesting the Mississippi River and many of its tributaries.
That said, a hostile administration and significant barriers to progress at the state level are nothing new for the LGBTQ rights movement.
In the survey reported here, HCPs considered side effects, pain associated with injection, embarrassment and site of administration were potential barriers to the use of LAI antipsychotics in both early stage and chronic patients with schizophrenia.
The most recent updates to asthma clinical practice guidelines ask practitioners to consider patient preferences as part of shared clinical decision-making, but this is limited to use of devices such as peak flow meters, medication selection and administration, and other barriers to effective management, such as the cost of medications.
Takeup rebounded to 87percentt in 2011 due, in part, to concerted efforts by the Bush and Obama administrations to cut barriers.
