The phrase "administration based" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is founded on or related to administration, often in contexts involving organizational structures or processes.
Example: "The new policy is administration based, focusing on improving the efficiency of our management practices."
Alternatives: "administrative-oriented" or "administration-focused."
But officials with the Galmudug state government, which is a small clan-based administration based in Galkaiyo, said the fighting was a clan dispute.
Under his leadership the country adopted a system of provincial administration based on the former administrative districts.
Unlike computer-based assessment, CAT selects items for administration based on item parameters that, if not accurate for CAT mode of administration, may diminish the reliability or efficiency of CAT [ 5, 6].
But in the end, you can't run an administration based on park bench wisdom.
They established Global Administration, based in London, to manage their cash in the Western world.
Instead, a rival administration, based in Tobruk, is regarded as the legitimate government.
Its American operations, which have nonprofit status, were started in 1949, with editorial, production and administration based in Manhattan.
The military government was replaced in 1951 by a civil administration based in Naha (on Okinawa), the islands' largest city.
The town administration, based on German law, had been dominated by German burghers before it became reorganized in 1439.
Despite causing ocular and systemic symptoms, it has typically been considered a benign condition, only of public health relevance because it impedes mass drug administration-based interventions against onchocerciasis and lymphatic filariasis in co-endemic areas.
This anti-inflammatory, anti-fibrotic potential of kallistatin warrants clinical evaluation, either with gene-therapy-based or recombinant-protein-administration-based evaluation of its therapeutic potential in human LC.
