The phrase "administration of the programme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the management or organization of a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The administration of the programme requires careful planning and coordination among all team members."
Alternatives: "management of the programme" or "oversight of the programme".
Sauckel argues that he is not responsible for these excesses in the administration of the programme.
And, though the administration of the programme has been avowedly apolitical, it has certainly helped the PAN's, and thus Mr Calderón's, standing with the poor.Mr Fox's second success is the creation of a federal "transparency institute" that attempts to assure public access to government information.
There's not a single complaint about anything to do with the administration of the programme".
Better management and administration of the Programme would have produced significantly more positive results and stimulated keener interest and engagement on the part of the MoEs.
If screening is to be effective then overall administration of the programme, operational planning, a communication strategy, a quality assurance system, and more are needed.
School computing staff installed the CWMT software and a member of the research team fully qualified in the administration of the programme provided four hours of training to two members of staff.
Costs of administration, coordination of the programme as well as mailing of invitations are covered by the Polish Ministry of Health from the funds of the National Programme for Fight Against Cancer Act [ 22].
Two aspects of treatment integrity were assessed: the quality and the quantity of the administration of the intervention programme.
Clusters will be allocated by an external researcher immediately after collection of baseline data and administration of the education programme.
Due to the potential variation in demographic characteristics and therefore population need between different geographical areas, the Department of Health allowed substantial autonomy to local authorities in the local administration of the NHS Health Checks programme, as long as minimum standards are met [ 2].
UNICEF-trained auxiliary midwives oversee the administration of these programmes in tsunami-affected communities, and monitor the health of children and pregnant women in the villages where they work.
