The phrase "administrative goals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing objectives or targets related to the management and organization of a business or institution.
Example: "The team met to outline the administrative goals for the upcoming fiscal year, focusing on efficiency and compliance."
Alternatives: "management objectives" or "organizational targets".
The memo said new administrative goals are being established as part of the president's next budget.
The automatic application of management policies provides flexibility to change the configuration of network devices at run-time to satisfy administrative goals and constraints regarding security, resource allocation, application priorities, or quality of service (QoS).
The automatic application of management policies provides flexibility to change the configuration of network devices at runtime to satisfy administrative goals and constraints regarding security, resource allocation, application priorities, or quality of service.
Such an email could be framed as an update and would achieve the administrative goals of Bcc-ing — to keep the supervisor up to date — without alienating the rest of the team.
As Dean, she manages new faculty recruitment and faculty relations; directs and leads strategic planning; coordinates fundraising and alumni relations; and determines and implements educational, research, and administrative goals for the most recent new School of Harvard.
Includes files of Ian R. MacNeil relating to Cerrache T.V. (Ithaca, New York) and the Tompkins County Cable Commission; also, files of the Director of the 1975 Priorities Study concerning academic and administrative goals at Cornell University.
But in September 2011, after months of delay, President Barack Obama personally directed the agency to hold off on a final rule, as part of an administrative goal of "reducing regulatory burdens and regulatory uncertainty".
The attention paid by the Qing authorities to aboriginal land rights was part of a larger administrative goal to maintain a level of peace on the turbulent Taiwan frontier, which was often marred by ethnic and regional conflict.
But in September 2011, after months of delay, President Barack Obama personally directed the agency to hold off on a final rule, as part of an administrative goal of "reducing regulatory burdens and regulatory uncertainty". After another lawsuit, a federal court directed the EPA to come up with an updated final rule by October 2015.
Balance administrative development goals with other workplace expectations.
How have administrative and government goals corresponded over these decades, and how have they differed?
