The phrase "administrative flexibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the ability to adapt or modify administrative processes or policies.
Example: "The new policy allows for greater administrative flexibility, enabling departments to respond more effectively to changing circumstances."
Alternatives: "managerial adaptability" or "operational flexibility".
The latest round of changes, which appeared on 1 February in the Federal Register, began almost 2 years ago when the Obama administration announced its plan to achieve "administrative flexibility, lower costs, and better results" and solicited input from the community.
Some call this administrative flexibility.
While allowing for administrative flexibility, they would require a firm fleetwide standard of 35 m.p.g. with no escape hatches.
From the corporate viewpoint, traditional notions of shared governance and faculty autonomy are a nuisance that impedes administrative "flexibility".
Rumours abound that firms might replace full-time workers with part-timers, simply to avoid Obamacare's reporting requirements and penalties.The White House's decision to delay these fines, euphemistically called "shared responsibility payments", may be a sign of wise administrative flexibility.
The tradable credit scheme offers the better combination of cost-effectiveness, administrative flexibility and distributional fairness comparing with congestion pricing.
Although cloud computing provides lot of benefits to users in terms of cost reduction, system administrative tasks eliminations, flexibility increase, and improve reliability etc. but it also suffers some limitations including unpredictable network latencies and security issues etc.
They frequently cited responsiveness, neutrality, administrative efficiency and flexibility, as well as UN's understanding of the realities of Azerbaijan.
Compared with the HSSC and the MHUI, the community agency had few staff and resources, and a flat hierarchical structure that encouraged administrative and procedural flexibility and ensured close supervision.
Importantly, in order to gain such effective production management, an appropriate administrative system with high flexibility, efficient production (Small Lot Size), and punctual delivery is crucially required.
While Cardinal Scherer is largely perceived as a conservative within Brazil, on the world stage he cuts more of a centrist figure, and his tenure as a CEO at both the Vatican and Archdiocese of Sao Paulo show him to be a skilled pragmatist, a man who would be able to take on the serious challenges facing the church with flexibility and administrative acumen.
