The phrase "administration structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the organizational framework or hierarchy within an administration or management context.
Example: "The administration structure of the university is designed to facilitate effective communication and decision-making among departments."
Alternatives: "organizational structure" or "management framework."
The whole administration structure was a reversed pyramid.
Kebele is the lowest government administration structure in the country.
"This will include agent's roles during their [Venky's] ill-fated tenure and lack of administration structure at the club".
It is so simple with us as [our advantage is we are] under the authority of the Prime Minister's office, perhaps thanks to our public administration structure, perhaps thanks to our social structure.
In this chapter the institutional bottlenecks for the introduction of PV on a large scale are explored in five areas: financing, administration, structure of energy sector, architecture, communication, and marketing.
That is also why I have conceptualized a national administration structure that has three Vice Presidents, with the central one being responsible for education, intelligence, and research.
For this reason, industry experts say, the Obama administration structured the G.M. and Chrysler plans to lessen the union's voice in management.
A record in the death administration structured data area in the additional clinical details file.
It is not always easy to access these resources due to the diverse expertise, constant changes, disparate locations and various administration structures.
All the five zones and respective health centres in Tigray Region were assumed to be the same with respect to the study topic, because their staffing pattern and administration structures are all typical for Tigray Region context.
This study uses several facts about the DI program administrative procedure to deter-mine the role political gaming by governors may play in expanding disability rolls: the inherent principal-agent tension from the federal-funding, state-administration structure; the political gains for governors from lower unemployment rates; and, the lack of oversight in program administration.
