The phrase "administrative efficiencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or optimizations in administrative processes or operations within an organization.
Example: "The new software implementation has led to significant administrative efficiencies, allowing our team to focus on more strategic tasks."
Alternatives: "operational efficiencies" or "administrative improvements".
Over the last several decades, countries around the globe have embraced variants of the philosophy of administration broadly called "New Public Management" (NPM) in an effort to improve administrative efficiencies and the provision of public services.
In several agencies, including welfare and corrections, he has pressed for administrative efficiencies, consolidation and greater productivity.
The administrative efficiencies of a single national health insurance program would free up enough funds to pay for care for the uninsured and under-insured.
Simplifying and streamlining FOI review processes by transferring these functions from the OAIC to the AAT will improve administrative efficiencies and reduce the burden on FOI applicants".
The MoJ said the new round of Treasury-requested economies would come from administrative efficiencies, slowing down investments and reductions in the use of agency staff and consultants.
When his aides submit a plan to save money on administrative efficiencies, Obama writes back, with some resignation, "This is good but we should be careful not to overhype this given D.C. cynicism".
Investing in administrative efficiency and transparency such as use of efficient electronic system of payment may facilitate trust.
Low was twice elected mayor of Brooklyn, and his administration (1881 85) was noted for its civil service reform, administrative efficiency, public school reorganization, and advocacy of home rule.
But this small administrative efficiency is suffering computer meltdown, say voices within.
Second, the rulers will have to learn some degree of administrative efficiency.
It could force more openness, more sensitivity to people's health and more administrative efficiency.
