The phrase "administration systems that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific types of systems related to administration or management in various contexts, such as business, education, or technology.
Example: "The company is implementing new administration systems that streamline communication and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "management systems that" or "organizational systems that".
Although, as Knight points out: "It only works if you've got an administration system that is capable of issuing the keys when they need to be issued, and retrieving the keys when they need to be retrieved".
The United States differs from most other modern democracies in relying on a decentralized election administration system that places the burden of registration on voters rather than treating registration as a government responsibility.
The results indicate that mosquitoes are far less efficient at transmitting malaria than is an IV injection, and suggest that optimizing the protective efficacy of the PfSPZ Vaccine will require developing a vaccine administration system that is as efficient as IV inoculation.
One well-documented IT workaround comes from a medication administration system that used wristband barcodes to identify patients.
Then administrations devise class-based systems that look at the specific obstacles that applicants have overcome: growing up in a neighborhood with concentrated poverty, with a single parent or in a home with few financial assets.
The report said that the Cabinet Office has controls over projects with an ICT component valued at £5m plus, or £1m for ICT systems that support administration.
The timing of drug administration or specific drug delivery systems that lead to a greater effect at night and/or mitigate the early morning BP surge can correct abnormal circadian rhythms.
A recent study of primary care encounters in the Veterans' Administration system noted that physicians seemed to have developed comfortable "scripts" for discussing smoking cessation with patients but lacked such scripts for alcohol discussions [ 51].
The distinction between educator and manager has grown in the last several years, said Robert Hirt, Yeshiva's assistant vice president for administration, pointing to institutions and school systems that have split the top post between two chiefs.
