The phrase "administration model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a framework or system related to the management or organization of a particular area or subject.
Example: "The administration model of the new educational program aims to enhance student engagement and improve learning outcomes."
Alternatives: "management framework of" or "governance model of".
The one important responsibility of each administrative-level SASAC is to appoint, dismiss, assess, and award or punish the principals of state-invested corporations based on their performance.5 Especially, within the administration model of the optimum seeking method, the higher the executive power of a SASAC, the more difficult its administrative efforts.
The results showed that there was no impaired renal or hepatic function, nor haematocytes in our administration model of PM-17.
In evaluating the effects of salubrinal on fates of HSCs and MSCs in bone marrow-derived cells, we employed the recently developed RANKL administration model of osteoporosis.
A small number of vanguard health systems, including the Veterans Administration model of collaborative mental health-primary care at the White River Junction (WRJ) VA Medical Center, provide evidence to inform staffing.
They were his team, bursting with all the idealism and commitment that he professed to have, promising to make the Spitzer administration a model of integrity and effectiveness.
The same dose of TNF inhibitor was effective in suppressing liver inflammation induced by concavalin A administration, a model of hepatitis dependent on TNF production (data not shown).
Mill opposed the transfer, and the documents in which he defended the company's administration are models of trenchant and dignified pleading.
Our data are in accordance with those reporting an anti-anxiety effect induced by Hypericum perforatum administration in models of restrain stress and sleep deprivation [ 34, 35].
Jennifer C. Jaff, Farmington, Conn.: Your view of the Veterans Administration as a model of successful single-payer healthcare ignores the daily reality of patients — especially those with chronic illness.
However, the mechanisms underlying the actions of GLN remain undefined, and may depend on the route of administration and the model of ALI used.
