The phrase "administrative constrains" is not correct; it should be "administrative constraints." You can use it when discussing limitations or restrictions imposed by administrative policies or procedures.
Example: "The project faced several administrative constraints that delayed its progress."
Alternatives: "administrative limitations" or "administrative restrictions."
Strategic planning documents may have a bureaucratic origin, when they represent an administrative constrain imposed by law or by a higher level of Government.
China's existing power sector regime heavily regulated by administrative planning constrains RE integration.
LLMs are not constrained to administrative boundaries, and, therefore, one LLM may contain municipalities that belong to different regions.
For example, the role enacted by HR departments in local government is usually described as administrative or reactive, primarily constrained by lack of resources and minor involvement in organizational decision-making (Jaconelli and Sheffield 2000; Harris 2005; Auluck 2006).
Evaluation methods are either non-existent or inappropriate, adding to the administrative burden of practitioners and constraining the ability for data-informed decision making and continuous quality improvement at both the system and service delivery levels.
However, in many cases PES are poorly staffed and have an underdeveloped administrative and management information system which constrains their ability to effectively manage case loads and help individuals connect to jobs.
In addition, while many bilateral donors were supportive of SWAp concepts, they were constrained by their own administrative rules from participating in arrangements like pooled funding or the use of national systems for procurement or monitoring.
Administrative The ministry of health would be constrained in recruiting additional manpower to fulfill the services of the various components of the policy.
The inability to use price to constrain demand requires governments to resort to administrative controls that in short order are either destroyed or circumvented.
According to an administrative official, the disagreement on geographical specifics was a constraining factor, especially in early stages.
