The phrase "administrative constraint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to limitations or restrictions imposed by administrative rules or regulations within an organization or system.
Example: "The project faced significant delays due to various administrative constraints that hindered progress."
Alternatives: "administrative limitation" or "regulatory constraint".
Strategic planning documents can have a bureaucratic origin, since they can represent an administrative constraint imposed by law or by a higher level of government, or they can represent an internal managerial resolution to steer the organisation.
Even though Riksstroke and other NQRs originate from professional initiatives and perspectives, they were regarded by both decision-makers and administrators at politico-administrative and the professionals and managers at healthcare provider level as an administrative constraint and cost, and were perceived to be difficult to manage.
Other examples of contextual influences were that in Mozambique the political interference of district administrators influenced transfers of health workers and administrative constraints prevented adequate performance evaluation [ 32].
However, policymakers should be wary of overambitious implementation targets: in the rush for implementation the government has ignored its current administrative constraints and gone for nationwide scale up which will likely result in failure.
Last year, a study published in the health policy journal Health Affairs found that physicians in private practice on average spent nearly three weeks in time and $68,000 in staffing per year dealing with the particular administrative constraints of third-party payers.
For years, the Philharmonic's personnel, from board members to bass players, have been miserably frustrated by the acoustical limitations of Avery Fisher Hall, a building the orchestra leases, and by the administrative constraints that come with being just one constituent, however sizable, of an increasingly unwieldy consortium.
Sensor locations were often chosen using regular grids or according to administrative constraints.
Both fixed costs and administrative constraints are empirically important sources of nonconvexity in tropical rainforests.
However, observer programmes are hindered by logistical and administrative constraints, and the sampling scheme seems to be poorly designed for the detection of marine mammal bycatches.
We use a spatially explicit mathematical programming model which studies the farmers' behavior as profit maximizers under technical and administrative constraints.
We found that the success of reintroductions can be influenced by complex interactions between numerical, genetic and administrative constraints on project design.
