The phrase "administrative guidelines in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to specific rules or protocols established for administrative purposes within an organization or context.
Example: "The administrative guidelines in the employee handbook outline the procedures for requesting time off."
Alternatives: "administrative policies regarding" or "administrative rules on".
At the beginning of the Reagan administration, Congress debated putting into law the administrative guidelines developed in 1974 by Attorney General Edward H. Levi to avoid a repetition of the Cointelpro program.
This persistent negative relationship between distance and utilisation may reflect reduced mobility in patients, judicial barriers (laws or administrative guidelines on patient referral), lack of performance data facilitating choice, and/or patients' preferences for choice of hospital.
The currently insurmountable plurality of administrative guidelines for animal research that constitute varying animal protection-levels does not, in our view, justify researchers' practice of "regulation-hopping", e.g., to adjust their research efforts to the lowest standard within their reach.
For years, there have been administrative guidelines about how to get information from the media.
The regulations issued Friday build on a series of similar administrative guidelines and municipal rules issued over the past year.
Uncertainty due to lack of administrative guidelines and limited time available also caused a random use of the checklist.
The Canadian research-granting councils now require that universities have guidelines in place for postdocs that stipulate minimum payment and the permissible duration of the postdoctoral experience and that identify who has administrative responsibility for postdocs.
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Using population-level administrative data for over 16 000 asthma patients, we then used this programme to evaluate asthma status and quality of adherence to national guidelines in a Quebec population on two randomly selected days in fall 2007 and spring 2008.
Many Australian participants were deeply frustrated by guidelines in which the clinically relevant information was preceded by several pages of what they perceived as less important information about organisational requirements or administrative processes.
