The phrase "administrative component of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a part or aspect of an administrative system, structure, or process.
Example: "The administrative component of the organization is crucial for ensuring efficient operations and communication."
Alternatives: "administrative aspect of" or "administrative element of".
Until a single body is mandated to make the administrative components of research more rational, the load will increase, scientific productivity and adherence to regulations will decrease, and solutions will be offered piecemeal".
Main role components included patient care management as part of the multiprofessional ICU team; teaching to patients, families and healthcare staff; involvement in quality improvement and research initiatives and administrative components such as committee work.
Village government in Ratanakiri has both traditional and administrative components.
As an important measure for successful DRM governance, the SADC institutional collaborative model combines the political (executive leadership) and technical (administrative leadership) components of the SADC DRM structural configuration based on the principles of neoliberal institutionalism.
Costs were identified using information found in patient folders, facility stock records, activity data collected as part of health information measurements systems, discussions with health facility personnel (both medical and administrative) and components of the IPTi study budgets.
As was the case for clinical and administrative costs, the largest component of the costs was labour.
In California in 2001, the BIR component of administrative costs was as high as 61% for physicians (constituting 14% of revenue) and 51% for hospitals (6.6-10.8% of revenue) [ 7], with predominantly non-BIR activities such as scheduling and medical records management forming the rest of administrative spending.
Administrative controls are a critical component of where green chemistry and sustainability principles can overlap with occupational health and safety.
Several surveillance systems are in place to monitor rates of postvaccination GBS (1 – 3 ), most of which include a component of electronic administrative record review for case detection.
