The phrase "administrative arrangements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the organizational or logistical aspects of managing a project, event, or process.
Example: "The committee discussed the necessary administrative arrangements for the upcoming conference to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "organizational setup" or "management plans".
Even when the power of Ife began to decline, the interlocking administrative arrangements continued to function.
Absentee voting requires special administrative arrangements to ensure the secrecy and legitimacy of the ballots cast.
"We need to make some administrative arrangements to allow us to observe the process more closely".
The inspector general found that by the end of the reporting period the organisation had improved its administrative arrangements.
He explained that the slaughter of the innocent was necessitated by his desire for a change in the administrative arrangements under which his homeland was governed.
New arrivals could face stricter residency requirements, while existing expats could face new administrative arrangements, possibly including residency and work permits, or higher property taxes.
"I'm prepared to believe that an administrative arrangement that wouldn't work for anyone else might just work for Donald Trump," he said.
This administrative arrangement had only a slight impact, however, on most ni-Vanuatu, whose chief European contact continued to be with either missionaries or planters.
"Thirty years of open admissions, fiscal crises and an awkward administrative arrangement for research and graduate education inhibited what might have been the normal growth of federally funded research".
Half a century later when Japan returned Taiwan to China, both sides adopted the 1945 administrative arrangement of Taiwan, with the Chinese unaware that the uninhabited "Senkaku Islands" were in fact the former Diaoyu Islands.
At present we have an administrative arrangement with the mainland for the surrender of fugitive offenders who are Hong Kong residents and are involved solely in crimes committed in Hong Kong.
