The phrase "administrative effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the efficiency and productivity of administrative processes or functions within an organization.
Example: "The new policies implemented by the management have significantly improved administrative effectiveness, leading to faster decision-making and better resource allocation."
Alternatives: "administrative efficiency" or "operational effectiveness".
These control variables were intuitively selected because of their potential effect on administrative effectiveness or otherwise which in turn could influence facility efficiency levels.
In intellectual power and administrative effectiveness, he was Lenin's superior and did not hesitate to disagree with him, but he lacked facility in political manipulation to win party decisions.
Questions varied depending on the target group, she said, but addressed issues such as school climate, safety, curriculum and administrative effectiveness.
The largest number of frontline staff innovations was focused on enhancing quality of patient care; fewer aimed at improving administrative effectiveness, and the smallest number concerned staff wellbeing.
For all treatment episodes where there was discordance between the administrative data-based effectiveness rule and the gold standard for clinical effectiveness, we abstracted additional data from the medical records using a structured case report form developed to descriptively inform the reason for discordance.
Improving Latin literacy was primary among these objectives, seen as a means to improve administrative and ecclesiastical effectiveness in the kingdom.
It uses 'objective' administrative measures of effectiveness, efficiency, and equity of police agencies, and 'subjective' measures of attitudes based on user surveys.
The PPV and NPV of the administrative data-based effectiveness algorithm were 75%and90%0%, respectively.
This previously published administrative claims-based effectiveness algorithm had a high PPV across commercial claims data and VA data.
These novelties "are directed at improving health outcomes, administrative efficiency, cost effectiveness, or users' experience and are implemented by planned and coordinated actions [ 4] (p.582).
For example, the task force found many positive reviews of community-based education and service (COBES), yet respondents emphasized that these programs' administrative and educational effectiveness needs to be further improved [ 11].
