The phrase "administrative foundation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the basic structure or underlying principles that support administrative functions or processes within an organization.
Example: "The administrative foundation of our company is built on clear communication and efficient resource management."
Alternatives: "administrative framework" or "administrative structure".
During Harihara's reign the administrative foundation of the Vijayanagar state was laid.
Since state law already mandates disability insurance, "employers are used to it, and we have the administrative foundation," she said.
It represents the culmination of an empire that, if not always benevolent, did provide India with much of its modern-day structure and administrative foundation.
The service our software provides is the administrative foundation that businesses need in order to survive, which means we're the backbone of a lot of businesses.
The NHFR has the same administrative foundation and purpose as the NAR.
He also laid the administrative foundations of a centralized Russian state.
At the one-day Steering Committee meeting, it was amazing to see this dedicated group not only establish all of the key administrative foundations for a new regional network but begin to tackle the Workplan and design ARNEC's first activities.
Cigna executives said Mr. Noguchi's work "The Family," an exterior sculpture on its Bloomfield campus, will be sold to developers along with the rest of the property, a subject of concern, along with the proposed destruction of the courtyards, to directors of the Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Museum, said Amy Hau, administrative director of foundation in New York.
With decades of combined experience in fundraising, the Office of Foundation Relations supports Duke faculty and administrative projects with foundation fundraising.
Over the course of the 20th century, it was French republican governments that laid the administrative and legal foundations for official discrimination against Gypsies.
NCRP's refusal to include administrative costs in a foundation's mandated payout is inconsistent with its absolutely correct view that foundations should pay their fair share of a nonprofit grantee's administrative costs, of which staff salaries are the largest component.
