The phrase "administrative confusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a lack of clarity or organization in administrative processes or procedures.
Example: "The recent changes in policy led to significant administrative confusion among the staff, making it difficult to implement the new guidelines."
Alternatives: "bureaucratic chaos" or "organizational disarray".
Ms. Norton said the move was designed mainly to reduce administrative confusion.
A little more than two years later, amid much bewilderment and administrative confusion, Germans did just that.
Administrative confusion, it suggested, was hampering a fight against flab that in any case lacked clear national leadership.
Both issues were key sticking points during a 14-week strike that threw campus life into a kind of administrative confusion from the absence of the support staff.
So there will probably be a lot of administrative confusion as the law goes into effect, again especially in states where Republicans have been doing their best to sabotage the process.
Mr Joko runs a furniture business, Mr Zudianto a chain of fashion shops.But devolution has exacted a high price in squandered resources, administrative confusion and, in some instances, paralysis in decision-making.
I was taken aback by the scores of needy and the administrative confusions they face, but heartened by the improbable equanimity of staffers with caseloads of 2,000 families.
But with the good intentions comes the threat of duplication, administrative waste and confusion.
"In fact, a bankruptcy filing is likely to lead to unnecessarily high administrative costs and confusion without any apparent benefits".
It only required £34 at the deed poll office (no automatic wedding licence option for men), months of administrative hell, widespread confusion and universal ribbing from his mates.
Pressed if he knew the circumstances behind any of the cases, such as if any of reports were caused by an administrative error or confusion, von Spakovsky said he did not.
