The phrase "administration of the resource" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing, overseeing, or organizing resources, such as in project management or organizational settings.
Example: "The administration of the resource is crucial for the success of the project, ensuring that all materials are allocated efficiently."
Alternatives: "management of the resource" or "oversight of the resource."
The mandate placed on France the responsibility of creating and controlling an administration, of developing the resources of the country, and of preparing it for self-government.
As a consequence, the discussion focuses on the administration of the whole set of resources providing knowledge about a single subject of care (SoC).
They can be used not only as an instrument for communicating on the state of the environment and reporting the results of policies, but also as an operational tool – for setting the objectives and designing policies – if made available to the local authorities who have responsibility over the administration of natural resources, land use and conservation policies.
Formed in 2001, Exalt Resources LLC provides complete administration of human resource services for business clients in a variety of industries.
(CAM Practitioner, Quebec-S) Practitioners tended to be more open to research if it did not interfere with the administration of and resources necessary for patient care: "If research can be obtained in a manner that provides minimal impact on the delivery of primary care to the patient, then it is clearly worthwhile.
To this end, the presented resource management framework allows for the proactive administration of future resources saturation.
Oral vinorelbine costs more than intravenous vinorelbine, but this is probably outweighed by fewer outpatient visits, quicker and less resource-demanding administration of the drug, and lower transportation expenses (Le et al, 2007).
Task shifting can also be expanded to include delegation to family members and has been shown to have positive impact on health outcomes for diagnosis and treatment of HIV/AIDS (particularly in scaling-up of antiretroviral treatment), malaria, tuberculosis, and in the administration of immunizations in resource-poor countries while at the same time reducing costs (22– 22).
The prototype of an expert system for the administration of computer networks resources with emphasis on both quantitative and qualitative decision variables using mobile agent technology is presented in this paper.
Resources used in the administration of the oral chemotherapy and Mayo regimens were taken primarily from the trial protocol and were validated against published evidence, where available, and discussion with local clinicians.
