The phrase "administrative enforcement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the implementation and application of laws or regulations by administrative agencies.
Example: "The agency is responsible for administrative enforcement of environmental regulations to ensure compliance among businesses."
Alternatives: "regulatory enforcement" or "administrative action".
"That is impossible," says Zhou Weimin, director of the city's cultural market administrative enforcement team.
Fifteen of those 21 investigations resulted in lawsuits or administrative enforcement actions, the S.E.C. said.
Mr. Nester declined to comment on whether "any enforcement investigation, including one that might result in an administrative enforcement proceeding against an attorney, is ongoing".
The report said the total amount of penalties and remedies recovered from administrative enforcement actions was much less under Mr. Bush than under Mr. Clinton.
The E.P.A. followed with similar moves -- either lawsuits or administrative enforcement actions -- against more than 100 plants across a much wider swath of the country.
From the system's inception, in 1997, as a small neighborhood experiment in administrative enforcement, it has grown to encompass branches in more than three hundred cities, staffed by seven thousand personnel.
The group's 50-page complaint more or less asks a federal court to declare that the Obama administration overstepped its administrative and enforcement authority under existing law, and that federal officials shouldn't take action against North Carolina because that would harm the students and the parents who benefit from the funding their schools receive from the government.
An official at the fisheries bureau headquarters in Beijing said that fisheries vessels "serve the purpose of administrative law enforcement" and that they did not work with the Chinese military.
Separation from epidemic prevention station failed 26 27 to achieve the reform goal as expected to improve the administrative law enforcement capacity of health system.
"That includes education, compliance assistance, administrative and civil enforcement, and it includes criminal enforcement".
Several institutional aspects are argued to affect firm growth such as the strength of legal enforcement, administrative barriers to entry, the prevalence of extra-legal payments and a lack of market-supporting institutions (Johnson et al. 2000; Estrin et al. 2006, 2009).
