The phrase "administrative front" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the aspect or area of administration within an organization or context, often in discussions about management or operations.
Example: "The team is making significant improvements on the administrative front to enhance efficiency and communication."
Alternatives: "administrative aspect" or "administrative side".
But efforts to ramp up mining development have been stymied by slow progress on the administrative front and, in certain places, insurgent activity.
While on the administrative front, AI is helping insurance companies detect fraud and hospitals eliminate wasteful spending, streamline medical records and prevent cyber data theft, it is patient care where many believe AI will have the most immediate impact on human lives.
Still, on a host of administrative fronts where the GOP has no power, Team Obama has been siding squarely with the wealthy against the downtrodden, and he's forcing the rest of his party to make some kind of sense out of it.
Since when has a prime minister put administrative rationality in front of party politicking and places for friends and enemies?
Indeed, after a long delay, there has been a rapid progress on the administrative and legal front in setting up a new fund to oversee the sell-offs.
In the face of this year's failure, the whole club is reorganizing on both the administrative and technical fronts.
CCNMTL designed and developed a pilot database, administrative interface, and front-end browsing interface for the Footprints website, in partnership with the research team.
One of Washington's most successful endeavors helping the man in the street the Office of Economic Opportunity's legal services for poor clients—is being harassed on two fronts: administrative and financial.
For example, by 2020, analysts predict, candidates applying for jobs at about 20% of large global enterprises will interact with "chatbots" powered by machine learning before engaging with recruiters freeing recruiters from up-front administrative tasks so that they can focus on identifying new sources of talent and other, more strategic priorities.
Front line administrative staff, like greeters and intake staff can set the tone for a patient's health care experience.
One by one, the women came in front of Administrative and Presiding Judge Ronald B. Adrine, listened to a series of brief charges from a municipal prosecutor and pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of disorderly conduct.
