The phrase "administrative heritage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the historical practices, policies, and structures that have been established within an organization or government over time.
Example: "The administrative heritage of the organization has shaped its current policies and procedures, influencing how decisions are made."
Alternatives: "organizational legacy" or "institutional history".
We do not endorse a fatalistic interpretation of path dependence, but recognize that what theoreticians of public administration call the 'administrative heritage' of a particular country shapes current practices (Kearney 1986, p. 144; LaPalombara 1963).
During periods of war, physical structures and administrative mechanisms in place to safeguard cultural heritage are often dismantled.
Italia Nostra, a conservation group, had challenged the restitution, arguing that the headless statue was part of Italy's cultural heritage, but on Monday an administrative court dismissed the challenge.
The first part of the paper briefly reviews the construction of customary tenure and the historical phases of administrative interventions into land tenure, and considers their heritage in contemporary situations.
The growing influx of tourists to Palau led to the restoration of heritage sites around Palau, particularly memorial sites and administrative buildings built in the Japanese era as well as Palauan longhouses to accommodate to the interests of Japanese tourists, which accounted for half of all visiting tourists.
Public and private archives, documents and manuscripts collected throughout modern history provide testimony of the national cultural heritage as well as an inside view of the administrative, economic and social life of Greece.
They may also refer to themselves as advocating for "Western civilization" or "European heritage," or say they are merely combating white "dispossession" or the "administrative removal of Americans of European extraction".
"Instead of using the right word 'white genocide' let's use 'physical, administrative removal of Americans of European extraction.' Instead of 'white nationalists' let's use 'white advocates' or 'advocates of European heritage.'".
In his emails, Sunic suggested the party "be a wee more diplomatic with the ms [mainstream] media.... Instead of using the right word 'white genocide' let's use 'physical, administrative removal of Americans of European extraction.' Instead of 'white nationalists' let's use 'white advocates' or 'advocates of European heritage.'".
