The phrase "administrative direction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to guidance or instructions provided in an administrative context, such as in a workplace or organizational setting.
Example: "The manager issued an administrative direction to ensure all employees understood the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "administrative guidance" or "administrative instructions".
His management of the future artistic and administrative direction of Bayreuth after his death is already questionable.
The explicit administrative direction conveyed by the article just three days before the 20th Anniversary of the June fourth movement aroused suspicion that Beijing's Internet crackdown this week is perhaps its tightest yet.
JM conceived of the study, provided administrative direction, assisted with results interpretation, assisted with the writing, and secured financial support for the study.
This naturally generates a conflict of interest for these agencies which depend on the federal government for funding, but remain under the administrative and political direction of state governors.
Although this approach has been used extensively in analysis of administrative data, the direction and extent of misclassification introduced is difficult to estimate.
Witnesses will often use the term "the Society" or "faithful slave" when commenting on the administrative or religious direction received from headquarters.
These fees come from two directions: Administrative expenses -- over which you have little control, though some kind employers will cover the cost -- and investment expense ratios.
The Military Commander in Serbia appointed Serbian puppet governments to "carry on administrative chores under German direction and supervision".
The director for the DISCOVER Center is the designated leader and provides the leadership for the administrative, scientific, and programmatic direction.
The general direction of administrative reform and development in Somalia appears to be towards the establishment of regional and zonal authorities similar to those functioning in the N.W. and N.E. Zones (Somaliland and Puntland).
As such it was envisioned that the bipolar service would develop as an expert resource to provide direction, training, administrative support and evaluation of and support for the groups.
