The phrase "administrative design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the planning and organization of administrative processes or systems.
Example: "The administrative design of the new office layout aims to improve workflow and communication among staff members."
Alternatives: "organizational design" or "management design".
The study synthesizes earlier understandings of natural boundaries into an easily understood conceptual model: one flexible enough for use by practitioners from a range of disciplines, but also complex enough to enable administrative design.
However, even the most elaborate administrative plan shouldn't be a big part of your overall business plan, unless you hope to make it one of your keys to success... and it's hard to imagine "improved administrative design" as key to the success of a technology-based start-up.
This formal process comprises a feasibility study of the project to select the appropriate technological and administrative design for the particular circumstances in a community; it concerns the price and capacity of the energy supply, the quality of the service, and the O&M model.
The Social Security Administration beats every private benefits program in the country when it comes to low overhead and efficient administrative design.
In 1936, the Provisional Government of Euzkadi, presided over by the first president, José Antonio Aguirre, adopted the shield with the arms of the three provinces of Álava, Gipuzkoa, Biscay comprised in the 1936 Statute (the Basque Provinces, as established in the 1833 administrative design), and Navarre.
All radiology services have an administrative design for quality control (QC) of the radiographic film.
Since this paper formulates new ways to describe on state administrative building design, it uses interpretive paradigm and semiotics as the methodological approach to study the relationship between building design and sustainable aspects.
Mr. Reuter said the American sum would cover only administrative and design expenses and would not allow the United Nations to move forward on its schedule for obtaining critical lease obligations and commitments to pre-construction work on the temporary building.
Rev. Sue Wintz is a board-certified health care chaplain with over 30 years of clinical, administrative, educational design, development and teaching experience.
The plan included an administrative scheme designed to encourage local governments to adopt climate policies.
