'administrative authorisation' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a term used to refer to the legal process of allowing someone the power to act on behalf of someone else, mainly to make decisions related to financial issues. For example, "Due to a lack of administrative authorisation, the company was unable to proceed with the transaction."
The district medical officers were informed and local administrative authorisation obtained for the project before fieldwork started.
Complete data and further details of our study, including raw genotypes, can be accessed after external Ethical Committee review and Public administrative authorisation.
Ethical clearance (No2013/0107/UB/FHS/IRB) was obtained from the University of Buea, Faculty of Health Sciences Institutional Review Board and administrative authorisation from the South West Regional Delegation of Public Health, Buea.
The implementation of projects and their progress in terms of design and construction depends on the socio-economic context, their acceptability, the quality of the studies, the obtaining of administrative authorisations and their profitability.
In order to achieve the best response rate and to avoid selection bias, we wrote to all family physicians working at the selected primary healthcare units by email with information about the study, ethical and administrative authorisations, and information about possible future telephone contact.
These personnel will submit the administrative authorisations for the study, handle regulatory affairs, provide ethics committee contact and response, take up safety monitoring and pharmacovigilance responsibilities of the sponsor, as well as provide logistic coordination and a contact point for all the 22 participating hospitals.
If further previous scientific investigation is necessary at the stage of the administrative decision, the authorisation of experimental release or placing on the market must be denied.
These documents were used to further obtain authorisation and administrative clearance from the divisional officers, district medical officers and, in the Bafut case, of the traditional ruler, in order to get the local consent to conduct fieldwork.
These institutes also play a part in the infrastructural improvement of the state and offer administrative services like buildings inspection, laboratory authorisation, standard regulations, and environmental monitoring.
Another obstacle is the intricate administrative processes currently needed for project development and authorisation, especially at municipal level.
It is in neither the letter nor the spirit of the Treaty that the Commission should become an agency to which all competent authorities (Member States or regional authorities) must apply for prior authorisation to exercise their freedom of administrative choice.
