The phrase "administrative action to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing steps or measures taken by an authority or organization to manage or implement policies or procedures.
Example: "The committee is considering administrative action to address the recent compliance issues."
Alternatives: "administrative measures to" or "administrative steps to".
"I believe that it is necessary for you to take some administrative action to protect both Fr.
"They are going to have to make some big administrative action to make up for the fact that he promised something big".
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has already said she would "take administrative action" to require that any person attempting to sell a significant number of guns be deemed "in the business" of selling firearms.
The claim is notable as an indication that survivors of the astronauts may not be as reticent as in the past about taking legal or administrative action to recover damages.
Identification of such concerns as the Assistant Secretary may have regarding the size, staffing, and resources of the Office and such recommendations as the Assistant Secretary may have for legislative or administrative action to address such concerns.
The principal question for decision is whether the Defense Production Act of 1950 1 authorized the President to apply administrative action to the enforcement of its wage stabilization provisions.
This point was emphasized by Article 58 of the 1977 constitution, giving citizens the right to take complaints against administrative actions to the courts.
The changes include renegotiating labor agreements with postal worker unions, administrative actions to reduce costs and, as a last resort, increasing prices on post office products.
Several members said they're concerned that promised administrative actions to scale back expensive essential health benefits mandated by the ACA — such as birth control, maternity care and free preventive care — will never materialize if voters balk at the changes.
When courts judge challenged administrative actions to be unreasonable or to involve abuses of discretion, those actions are declared null and void, as are actions that are judged inconsistent with constitutional requirements when courts exercise judicial review in the conventional or constitutional sense.
"E.P.A. and the Army Corps of Engineers will continue to implement our water programs to protect the nation's waters and the environment as effectively as possible, including consideration of administrative actions to restore the scope of waters protected under the Clean Water Act".
