The phrase "administrative infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the systems, processes, and structures that support the administration of an organization or project.
Example: "The company is investing in its administrative infrastructure to improve efficiency and streamline operations."
Alternatives: "organizational framework" or "management structure".
Officially, Greece allows only seven days on its soil, but on Kos the administrative infrastructure is overstretched and what had taken two days is taking longer.
Hospitals will be saddled with more targets and reporting requirements at a time when much of their administrative infrastructure has been abolished.
But once a code of canon law and an administrative infrastructure began to take form, "questionable beliefs could be examined against codified standards," he writes.
In 2003 -- totally and completely dependent on building an administrative infrastructure -- we hope to have what we are calling the Brooklyn Ballet, which would become a company double the size again, or 24.
Vladimir Putin is confident Russia's take over of the Crimean peninsula – where 16,000 pro-Russian troops are in control of the region's security and administrative infrastructure – will not descend into war.
The development of Nampula, Nacala, and Chimoio, however, dates from the Portuguese colonial state's efforts to decentralize economic and administrative infrastructure as part of a counterinsurgency strategy in the late 1960s and '70s.
With hugely different administrative infrastructures, technologies and bureaucratic capacity, adopting the single passport will be a costly and complicated process.
The same may apply for government or military reporting, simply because administrative infrastructures and a permanent government presence (offices, police and military installations etc).
In Portugal the water and air pollution have always deserved a greater attention and therefore the regulatory system for contaminated soil remains largely undeveloped, leading to a lack of a framework in terms of policy, including incentives, administrative infrastructures and capacity, as well as the development and implementation of techniques for soil remediation.
Rather than requiring shared concepts, biomedical platforms are based on common technical and administrative infrastructures, which co-organise and also regulate the production of knowledge [ 22].
Absence of appropriate administrative infrastructures for program implementation in affected countries represents the most acute challenge to such campaigns; this is true even for countries such as Uganda where conflict is only intermittent or regional.
