The phrase "administrative and data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to tasks, processes, or aspects related to administration and data management or analysis.
Example: "The project requires both administrative and data support to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "administrative and informational" or "administrative and analytical".
While this approach raises some administrative and data challenges, these are not insurmountable, and it has the benefit of treating cities like New York and Los Angeles as the separate economies they are.
The annual cost for ground zero health care, including administrative and data collection expenses, is calculated to be $195 million by the end of this year, an estimate that assumes that expenses will increase as the treatment program becomes better established.
We suspect that state administrative and data handling idiosyncrasies played a dominant role in determining state-agency willingness to provide data for the study.
A further feasibility study was conducted to assess the logistics and costs of a full-scale survey, using the most efficient administrative and data capture approaches identified from the pilot.
Non clinical or indirect clinical activities are also reported in a small number of studies and include paperwork [ 51], documentation relating to the patient visit and consulting the doctor [ 58], administrative and data collection [ 61], and patient education, dispensing medication and specialist referrals [ 66].
We are grateful to Rosario Montoya Villanueva for help in obtaining specimens and to Silvia Carrera, Maribel Rivero and Paula Maguina for expert administrative and data-management assistance.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2369/14/182/prepub Jocelyn Berretta contributed significant administrative and data-entry support for this study.
We examined administrative and clinical data and 2 clinical data sources in 4 surgical morbidity outcomes.
Administrative and survey data are two key data sources for population-based research about chronic disease.
Hospital data included demographic, administrative and clinical data for all hospital discharges.
Of the seven (21%) studies that used longitudinal methods, four (57%) used administrative data, one combined administrative and survey data, and two (29%) used surveys alone.
