The phrase "administration on the validity" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the management or oversight regarding the validity of something, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The administration on the validity of the new policy was questioned during the meeting."
Alternatives: "oversight of the validity" or "management of the validity".
Therefore, it would be interesting to compare the effect of different modes of administration on the validity and reliability of the questionnaire in this patient population [ 7].
However, these authors [ 9, 13] also suggested that the effect of different modes of administration on the validity and reliability of the instrument should be evaluated in population studies, as done in the present one, in which the questionnaires were self-applied on a population sample, resulting in satisfactory psychometric properties, irrespective of the mode of administration.
The Legislature's theory is that people will buy more alcohol on the weekends, and the state will collect about $11 million more in liquor taxes, though the Pataki administration doubts the validity of that assumption.
Recent literature reporting on the validity of questionnaire administration methods shows time between administering questionnaires ranging from five minutes [ 20] to several weeks [ 21].
Appropriate action needs to be taken by the courts and the Obama Administration to review the validity of this rule.
The newly reconstituted Iraqi Finance Ministry is doing research on the validity of that claim, administration officials said, complicating Mr. Baker's mission.
The administration pointed out that there were no conflicting rulings on the validity of the 1998 law -- with lower court disagreement being the most important criterion for Supreme Court review -- and "no decision of any court holding that Congress cannot, consistent with the Copyright Clause, enact legislation that extends the term of existing copyrights".
The administration is awaiting a decision from the Nebraska state Supreme Court on the validity of the pipeline's proposed route through the state.
Publicly, the administration line remains that Mr. Obama is waiting for the Afghan complaints commission to rule on the validity of the vote tallies and on less numerous fraud allegations lodged against Mr. Abdullah.
The Obama administration has said it is waiting for a decision from the Nebraska supreme court on the validity of the proposed route through the state before issuing its final position on whether the pipeline should be built.
Casting doubt on the validity of WTO decisions represents a very different approach compared to previous administrations and may result in strong response from trading partners at the WTO and otherwise.
