The phrase "administration of the process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the management or oversight of a particular procedure or system.
Example: "The administration of the process requires careful planning and coordination among all team members."
Alternatives: "management of the process" or "oversight of the process".
The federal government and aid agencies will instead work to formulate an arrangement that circumvents the state's administration of the process.
In other words, agencies are responsible for the administration of the process, while progress and evaluative reports are given in return to the original aid donors.
The notion is that agencies in receiving country would understand the reality around the needs and administration of the process more than the donors who are mostly based in the developed economies.
But the operation of an advanced capitalist economy is characterized less by the rational administration of the production/distribution/consumption process than a mad scramble for money across a brutally uneven playing field.
"Certainly Brazil is way ahead of the United States right now in terms both of the technology and administration of the election process," said Robert Pastor, director of the Center for Democracy and Election Management at American University in Washington.
Throughout the day, opposition leaders had said they were not sure they had to votes to elect one of their own, an effort they said was important to ensure a fair administration of the electoral process for the April 8 balloting.
"All of the design, all of the implementation and all of the administration" of the claims process "is basically a handshake between the Obama administration, BP and me," Mr. Feinberg said Tuesday, in an interview between visits with company officials in Houston and a meeting with Gov. Bob Riley of Alabama in Mobile.
In many instances NHS partners incur costs related to administration of the research processes of studies (service support costs) and/or to increase the throughput of patients or the level of care given to them (excess treatment costs).
If there are one or two issues of administration in the process that need sorting out, then let's sort it out, but it seems to me quite straightforward".
Can the Obama administration's version of the process work?
In recent months, the International Civil Aviation Organization, the aviation agency of the United Nations, approved one set of standards while the Obama administration began the process of writing its own last year.
