The phrase "administrative capability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skills, resources, or competencies related to managing and organizing administrative tasks or functions.
Example: "The organization needs to enhance its administrative capability to improve efficiency and service delivery."
Alternatives: "administrative competence" or "administrative capacity".
Their administrative capability and political astuteness contributed to their gaining widespread influence.
"We have now reached 40 to 50percentt of the administrative capability that a normal government of a country like ours should have," Mr. Karzai said.
Many organizations can exercise this kind of control pretty well with their on-premise computing environments, which include substantial administrative capability.
In the top-down landscape approach, the public authority's integrated administrative capability and capacity is important as a means by which to link the various types of stakeholders.
The powers granted to local party executives have turned them into a "new Tibetan aristocracy with limited administrative capability and a retrograde understanding of government", according to the Gongmeng report.
"We are looking for somebody of high intellectual quality, proven administrative capability and drive, with the ability to get along with people, to understand members of Congress and relate to donors," Rubenstein said, adding that he expects to have a new secretary in place before Skorton leaves, to ease the transition.
OUs may provide delegated administrative control without providing full-fledged administrative capabilities.
The agency also is asking Congress for new administrative capabilities to better manage its portfolio of loans and cut losses.
This growth will overwhelm Social Security, whose administrative capabilities are "already inadequate to meet the needs of the public," the panel said.
I have followed and appreciated his technical and administrative capabilities as a fellow particle technologist and grad-college alumnus.
Organization Y disagrees with the views of X and does not believe X has the necessary administrative capabilities to effectively run a cabinet-level department.
