The phrase "administrative bottlenecks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe delays or obstacles in administrative processes that hinder efficiency or progress.
Example: "The project was delayed due to several administrative bottlenecks that needed to be resolved before moving forward."
Alternatives: "administrative hurdles" or "bureaucratic obstacles".
"We have produced better accountability, we have improved bidding procedures, and we have eliminated administrative bottlenecks," he said yesterday.
For India this could create security risks and administrative bottlenecks.
Act 852 (2012) aims to consolidate the NHIS, remove administrative bottlenecks, introduce transparency and improve the governance of the schemes.
This structure shows a "top down" approach to disaster management with the effect that implementation is bound to be delayed by bureaucratic and administrative bottlenecks.
Education, a very top-down industry, has been dominated by legacy providers that have been able to make it through administrative bottlenecks to teachers and students.
An investigation into the feasibility of removing the means-test and accompanying administrative bottlenecks took place in 2011.
She's caught in an administrative bottleneck that two people who worked at the company say is tripping up many mental health patients who made Babylon their main doctor.
According to our information, the new draft law adopts a risk-based approach and seeks among other things to address some of the administrative bottleneck problems of the current framework, under which three ministries (Agriculture, Health and Environment) are simultaneously responsible for approving new products.
What outsider in his right mind would set up shop in a country of administrative torpor and bottlenecks?
The introduction of the NHIS was fuelled in part by the need to remove financial barriers of access to healthcare and to enable health providers eliminate administrative and clinical bottlenecks that hitherto posed problems to service quality delivery.
Despite all the talk about customs bottlenecks and administrative delays, like it or not, for businesses to survive they must hand over bribes on a daily basis.
