The phrase "administrative barriers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to obstacles or challenges created by administrative processes or regulations that hinder progress or access to services.
Example: "The new regulations have introduced several administrative barriers that make it difficult for small businesses to apply for permits."
Alternatives: "regulatory obstacles" or "bureaucratic hurdles".
Reduce the financial and administrative barriers to taking up work.
While the potential market is vast, investors in the sector face cultural, as well as financial and administrative, barriers.
The ability of researchers to colocate, including attendance at international conferences, workshops and seminars, is affected by the administrative barriers to international mobility.
It said that administrative barriers, such as error-filled voting lists or wrongful purges of voter rolls prevented as many as three million registered voters from casting ballots.
This research suggests that adding administrative barriers — like requiring street addresses for people who don't have street addresses — will likely depress voter turnout on reservations still more.
Obviously, such "venture client" collaboration was possible at BMW before the launch of that unit, but it was lengthy and cumbersome due to complex administrative barriers.
He pledges to take "a different look at investors" and to minimise "administrative barriers", from border controls to logistics at the port.
Because linguistic and administrative barriers often "prevent" students from directly enrolling in foreign schools, United States-based middlemen have a highly profitable monopoly and are free to set exorbitant prices for their study packages.
To some, it seems like a no-brainer: By cutting red tape and other administrative barriers at border crossings, a WTO deal on trade facilitation could add $1tn to the global economy, according to the OECD.
She explains that part of the problem is the administrative barriers young people face: "They're sometimes the first voters in the family, so learning the process can be tough".
Based on analysis of conventional technologies applied in several European Countries and in the US, scientific, technical and administrative barriers and constraints which still need to be overcome for an improved exploitation of bioremediation are discussed.
