The phrase "administrative grounds" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the reasons or justifications for a decision, action, or policy made by an administrative body or organization. Example: The immigration officer denied the visa application on administrative grounds, citing the applicant's lack of relevant documents and previous visa violations.
The five men were detained on administrative grounds by the immigration service, officials said.
This may be justified on historical or administrative grounds, but it does not necessarily correspond to the structure of activity.
That would allow environmental decisions to be challenged by third parties; Australian law allows for challenges only on administrative grounds.
A Mexican federal court ordered his release on administrative grounds, saying he had been improperly tried in a federal court for state crimes.
"Enlisting our state in a program that may cease to exist on both constitutional and administrative grounds is, in my opinion, overly aggressive and fundamentally imprudent," Mr. Ball said.
"A further 20 military contingent members were repatriated on administrative grounds, for excessive use of force leading to civilian deaths, pending completion of the investigation," she added.
He broke administrative ground by founding the department of medical genetics, helping doctors modernize their often outdated approach to disease.
Counsel for the appellant argued that this was not a case of an decision reviewable on ordinary administrative law grounds, but rather a case where the exercise of the power depended "upon the precedent establishment of an objective fact".
Many of the department's administrative functions ground to a halt while officers were pulled from desk jobs and called in on overtime to stop the killings.
Like with other Trump-era environmental rules, some legal experts expect whatever new rules the EPA issues to face significant courtroom challenges on administrative-law grounds.
The law envisages co-operation with investigators in the administrative proceedings as grounds for leniency.
