The phrase "administration problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to issues or challenges related to the management or organization of a system, process, or institution.
Example: "The team is currently facing an administration problem that is affecting the efficiency of our operations."
Alternatives: "management issue" or "organizational challenge".
In this paper the model predictive control (MPC) technology is used for tackling the optimal drug administration problem.
"I think the 'newco' have held their hands up and said 'yes, we appear to have had an administration problem here'.
In particular, the drug administration problem can be cast as a control engineering problem, where the objective is to keep the drug concentration at certain organs in the body close to desired set-points.
For instance, the current rising unemployment rate is not portrayed as an Obama Administration problem.
I have no sympathy with the attacker but if a few emails from my meme email provider can shut down your SD, that's an administration problem.
Interestingly, Liu and colleagues have shown that AAV vectors may be able to transduce progenitor cells in the mouse lung, which if efficient may help to overcome the repeat administration problem.
Reports of drug administration problems led to changes in labelling.
Thousands of students in England were left without grants or loans after administration problems.
He said Hunter would work with the APY executive to resolve administration problems, and that the South Australian government would "explore all options available to restore stable governance in the APY".
Other organisations which have been fined by IMRO for administration problems involving unit trusts and Peps include Abbey Unit Trust Managers, which was ordered to pay a penalty of £150,000 in August 1998, and investment company Quilter & Co, which was fined £125,000 in February 1998.
Mr. Casey, who has helped lead Congressional efforts to cut the supply of ammonium nitrate fertilizers often used by Afghan insurgents to make hidden bombs, said it was dismaying to see what amounted to "contract administration problems" undercut efforts to counter the threat of so-called improvised explosive devices.
