The phrase "administrative funds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to money allocated for administrative purposes within an organization or project.
Example: "The committee approved the allocation of administrative funds to cover office supplies and staff training."
Alternatives: "operational funds" or "management funds".
The Secretary shall carry out this section using the general administrative funds of the Department of the Interior.
The park's first superintendent (1872 77), Nathaniel P. Langford (who had been a member of the 1870 expedition), was largely ineffectual, primarily because Congress allotted no administrative funds, and he had to find other work and thus was rarely there.
These administrative funds may be used for transportation of scientists who are not officers or employees of the United States to research meetings convened for purposes of assessing research opportunities or research planning.
2113, directed the Secretary of Transportation to expend necessary sums out of the administrative funds authorized by section 104(a) of this title to carry out section 126 d) of Pub.
The Secretary of the Interior may reserve amounts from administrative funds of the Bureau of Indian Affairs that are associated with the tribal transportation program to fund tribal technical assistance centers under section 504(b).
Less than 24 hours after the bombings, new incorporation papers had been filed, new bank accounts were opened, and a singular vehicle for receiving funds had been established — it was the most we could do on short notice and with no administrative funds — on a bare-bones website linked to a new PayPal account.
The instructor keeps the first $500 as an honorarium; anything else goes to an administrative fund.
Trial lawyers also argue that there is a social cost to using an administrative fund like Feinberg's in lieu of litigation.
Mr. Cancel said the spending from the administrative fund was approved by both the controller's office and the mayor's budget office.
Unlike other money, which is governed by bond rules or legislation, the administrative fund has relatively few restrictions on its use.
Instead of harmful cuts, Congress should provide sufficient administrative funding in its upcoming appropriations bill so those who are eligible can receive disability insurance in a timely way.
