The phrase "administration payments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial transactions or disbursements made by an administration or governing body.
Example: "The administration payments for the new project will be processed at the end of the month."
Alternatives: "administrative payments" or "government payments".
The CEO of Platinum Health Care -- a nursing-home chain that recently settled a lawsuit alleging it stole patients' Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and Veterans Administration payments -- is closely linked to five mysterious companies that donated $250,000 to Stand For Truth, a super PAC supporting Ted Cruz.
We found blood acquisition and administration payments accounted for 50%to70%% of total payments, but could not differentiate acquisition and administration payments with certainty in the claims data.
However, there was significant variation in blood acquisition and administration payments.
Payments for outpatient RBC transfusion episodes were driven by blood acquisition and administration payments.
Blood acquisition and administration payments were examined from transfusion episode date to 2 days post RBC transfusion episode.
Our study shows that payments for outpatient RBC transfusion episodes are primarily driven by blood acquisition and administration payments.
Fear of impaired healthcare benefit and the differences of URBMI, NRCMS, UEBMI in aspects like administration, payment standard, benefit package, etc. were found to be the main reasons for opposing healthcare insurance integration.
It caps the proportion of insurers' revenue that may go to profits and administration, slashes government payments to hospitals and asks doctors, who have profited from heaping treatments on patients, to start keeping them well instead.
The administration said payments should be linked to performance, so that Medicare would increase payments to doctors who provide high-quality, efficient care, while reducing payments to those who provide low-quality care "at excessive cost".
In return, the administration offered payments to banks and servicers.
The current system is more concerned with sanctions and workfare than the efficient administration of payments, with staff numbers declining.
