The phrase "administration efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness and productivity of administrative processes within an organization or system.
Example: "The company implemented new software to improve administration efficiency and streamline operations."
Alternatives: "administrative effectiveness" or "operational efficiency".
That kind of buy-in is especially important because, as the Harvard governmental innovation expert John Donahue told me, "Career civil servants tend to view the inevitable new-administration efficiency crusades as the 'flavor of the month,' which they'll basically wait out".
Over all, though, the administration has not done enough to improve government efficiency.
It provided for improvements in royal administration, greater efficiency in the courts, and a rationalization of civil and criminal procedures in the interests of justice.
Although we've heard a good deal about the Bush administration's efficiency in making appointments, it is curious that there appears to be no effort to fill the critical position of commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration.
But if the stimulus and the financial stability plan prove to be inadequate, the Obama administration's efficiency matters very little.
Loch immediately undertook a reorganisation of the administration and efficiency of the business, restored the agreement with the Old Quay Company to raise freight charges, and improved the facilities for passengers, including the introduction of "swift boats".
Ethanol administration decreased efficiency ratios and conditioned responses in wild-type mice but had no effect on mice lacking mu-opioid receptors (Fig. 4).
Finally, mucosal vaccination in general also has clear value for its ease of administration, and efficiency in inducing persistent mucosal and systemic IgG responses on a per-dose basis.
John Pollard, the leader of the council, an Liberal Democrat-Independent coalition unitary authority, said: "We've already saved £170m since 2009 and most of that came from administration and efficiencies.
This was a target for the Clinton administration's big efficiency drive, partly because the nation's well-being does not really require a secure supply of mohair, and partly because it has the disadvantage of sounding silly.
