The phrase "administration code" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to regulations, policies, or procedures within an organization or government.
Example: "Before implementing the new policy, we must ensure it complies with the administration code."
Alternatives: "regulatory code" or "governance code".
All HFRS cases were geo-coded and matched to the layers on the polygons and points by administration code using the software ArcGIS9.2.
If the White House can succeed in moving this along, and assuming it survives the transition to the next administration, code sharing is a sensible approach, which ultimately could encourage innovation and even new businesses using technology that originated in the government using tax dollars.
Demographic information based on the Liaoning Province Statistical Yearbook was integrated in terms of an administration code.
Demographic information based on the fifth national census (2000) was integrated in terms of an administration code [ 17].
All HFRS cases were geocoded and matched to the county-level layers on the polygons and points by administration code using the software ArcGIS9.1.
These guidelines have been issued pursuant to art. 4 of Directive 26th November 2009 n. 8, of the "Minister for Public Administration and Innovation", according to the Legislative Decree of 7 March 2005, n. 82, "Digital Administration Code" (O.J. n. 112 of 16th May 2005, S.O. n. 93).
However, the cyber attacks, which began during the Bush administration (code-named "Olympic Games") and accelerated during Obama's early days in office, were foiled after a programming error caused the virus to spread to computers around the world.
Following blind scoring of slides, retrieval of patient and survival information from the database led the final number of unique cases to be reduced to 658 due to duplication of patient administration codes, and a further 2 cases were excluded upon being classified as signet ring tumours.
We did not feel that we could reliably identify and link multiple hospitalizations for patients transferred to another hospital using the administration codes in the database.
In particular, the resolution does not call for an "immediate ceasefire," but for a "durable and sustainable ceasefire," which is the Bush Administration's code for continuing the war - the excuse the Administration has given for why the war must go on.
These were seen in the administration as code words intended as much for Congress as for the cabinet members in attendance.
