The phrase "administrative consent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where formal approval or permission is required from an administrative body or authority.
Example: "The project cannot proceed without obtaining administrative consent from the board."
Alternatives: "official approval" or "administrative approval".
When this procedure could not be followed, a provisional administrative consent was requested from the hospital administration and patients who later on refused to participate were excluded from the cohort.
"There is a tremendous amount of information being solicited and used to market back to kids without administrative consent or parental consent," he said.
And, while Philadelphia is making its $1.67 billion green infrastructure investment as part of its 2011 administrative consent order with the state of Pennsylvania (and a new, parallel administrative consent order with the EPA), it's important to note that the regulators required the City to address its CSOs, but it was Philadelphia that pushed the green infrastructure solution to those problems.
Common reasons for study discontinuation included administrative decision, consent withdrawn, death, and adverse event.
As a secondary analysis of a de-identified administrative dataset, consent was not obtained from individual patients.
That amendment, which legislative aides said was backed by Morgan Stanley, stated that no law, rule, regulation, order, administrative action, judgment, consent order or settlement agreement shall be imposed by any state on people subject to S.E.C. rules.
The proposed amendment says no law, rule, regulation, order, administrative action, judgment, consent order or settlement agreement shall be imposed by any state on people subject to Securities and Exchange Commission rules.
Of the 77 patients, 11 prematurely withdrew for administrative reasons (noncompliance, consent withdrawn, loss to follow-up, protocol violation).
Eligible medical educators and their matched registrars were subsequently emailed by RTP administrative staff seeking consent for the researcher (JF) to make contact about the study.
In fact, completing the administrative procedures (informed consent, referral letter) and motivating patients to enter the program required extra consultation time.
She would have preferred to grant administrative reforms rather than consent that her daughter should become a constitutional monarch.
