The phrase "administrative challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to difficulties or obstacles encountered in the management or organization of tasks, processes, or operations within an administrative context.
Example: "The company faced several administrative challenges that hindered its ability to implement the new policy effectively."
Alternatives: "management difficulties" or "organizational hurdles".
The first challenge for establishing a research relationship between an established institution in the United States and a new Nigerian teaching hospital was in regards to human subject protection and finance administration (see the List of administrative challenges section).
By 2019 more than 3,700 jobs are to be created in the judiciary, police, administration and education to address some of the administrative challenges posed by the incoming refugees and migrants.
Yet these administrative challenges have not yet encouraged politicians to reach a settlement.
However, the Pentagon's coming out of the cyberwar closet also brings administrative challenges.
But the fact that the implementation of a program capable of providing individualized consideration might present administrative challenges does not render constitutional an otherwise problematic system.
But skeptics should remember that the company, despite its financial and administrative challenges, still manages to deliver world-class performances, week after week.
He sees it as a technological and administrative challenge as much as an investment one.
It is an administrative challenge to enrol – or re-enrol – students when all the records have been lost.
That feature is important for competitive reasons, but determining the credit level for each customer poses a stiff administrative challenge.
But implementing the UN's recommendations has proved a political, fiscal, legal and administrative challenge to successive governments.
Although the Unep report was delivered in August 2011, the implementation of its recommendations is proving to be a political, fiscal, legal and administrative challenge to the government.
