'administrative instruments' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the tools or procedures used by an organization or person to manage their daily activities, such as filing documents, setting schedules, and other administrative tasks. For example: "The company put in place new administrative instruments in order to increase efficiency."
In February 1726, however, she created the Supreme Privy Council, named six of Peter's former advisers as its members, and effectively transferred control of government affairs to it, thereby undermining the authority of the Senate and the Synod, which had been Peter's main administrative instruments.
This biography includes scientific results as well as an integration of the complex legal and administrative instruments, which are necessary for the implementation of the study.
In the first decade of the 21st century, the world's major governments launched, updated or modified several programs to ensure that financial and administrative instruments are available to aid the development of renewable energy.
Interestingly, the legal and administrative instruments designed to protect riparian vegetation and wetlands are again, in this conception, important for the maintenance of the hydrological cycle during dry seasons.
Its progression to being used as an administrative instrument is characterised by a series of overlapping phases of different forms of application.
Ms. Salloum said the group needed new costumes, instruments, administrative help and money to plan new programs.
This study evaluates the gap between the rule and the implementation of forest fiscal policy, focusing on regulatory, economic, administrative, and informational instruments.
Data that are specific to the Vancouver site (site-specific instruments, administrative data) are retained at the host institution (Simon Fraser University).
In a recent study of clinician's behaviour and attitudes towards routine outcome measurement, administrative load and instrument relevance were highlighted as barriers to implementation [ 47].
The resulting 28-item instrument was pilot-tested in an Athens general hospital, using a random sample of 74 physicians, nurses and hospital administrative staff, and instrument straightforwardness, brevity and acceptance were confirmed.
