The phrase "administration practices have" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the various methods or procedures employed in the administration of an organization or system.
Example: "The report highlights how administration practices have evolved over the past decade to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "administrative methods have" or "management practices have".
As economic and social intervention by governments has increased, the limitations of "incrementalism" as a public administration practice have become increasingly apparent.
The Trump administration practice has drawn widespread criticism.
In recent years, numerous health care organizations, ranging from large health care systems such as the U.S. Veteran's Administration to small private practices, have implemented strategies to improve diabetes care.
Former Assemblyman Richard Brodsky, a Democrat who spearheaded the act, said the Cuomo administration's hiring practices had undercut reform efforts.
The decision comes as a federal inquiry into his administration's hiring practices has drawn closer to the mayor's office at City Hall.
The factors associated with specific inappropriate home medicines management practices (having no medicines administration schedule, inappropriate storage of medicines, having multiple prescribers, and drug hoarding) at adjusted analysis have been presented in Table 4 and are summarized in the subsequent text.
Under President Trump's administration, the number of investigations into unfair trade practices has risen significantly.
Similar practices had also been used by previous administrations, though not at the same scale.
The lawsuit comes as new information about the child-parent separations that have resulted from the Trump administration's new zero-tolerance practice has galvanized an already emotional national debate over immigration policy.
After Mr. de Blasio said that he thought the Bloomberg administration's use of the practice had made the city less safe, Mr. Liu, the only candidate who has called for its abolition rather than reform, interrupted to ask Mr. de Blasio why he did not support getting rid of it entirely.
