The phrase "administrative change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to modifications or alterations in administrative procedures, policies, or structures within an organization or institution.
Example: "The company announced an administrative change that will streamline the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "organizational change" or "policy adjustment".
Seasoned observers wonder if the savings had been clearly enough identified; they note that GPs were not apparently part of the project; they contemplate the absurdity and the inefficiencies of the rules governing administrative change in NHS foundation trusts; and they know that changing administrative structures is a poor way of changing behaviour.
It is the expedient outcome of an administrative change that partly explains its neutral character.
She said: "Advancing the clocks would be a one-off administrative change and would save energy in all succeeding years.
MyCSP says it notified those affected by the administrative change two weeks before the changeover, and updated its website and gave call centre staff intensive training.
But Justice Department officials characterized the transfer as an administrative change that would allow them to continue to pursue the Torricelli case aggressively, and perhaps with added resources.
But around the time Enron disclosed serious financial problems last month, the company froze the assets in the plan because of an administrative change.
Farm lobbyists have sent the administration a wish list of regulatory and administrative changes that they say will lift unduly cumbersome barriers to participating in and expanding the H-2A program.
But these are administrative changes that could be rolled back by another administration.
The current backlog is due to administrative changes to the traditional appeals process made by the prior administration.
One requires that pension-plan administrators give workers a 30-day notice before instituting a "blackout" period for administrative changes during which workers cannot make trades in their 401(k) accounts.
Relatively simple administrative changes can have big returns.
