The phrase "administrative interventions such" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific types of administrative actions or measures, but it needs to be followed by a noun or a phrase that clarifies what is being referred to.
Example: "The report outlines various administrative interventions such as policy changes and staff training programs."
Alternatives: "administrative measures like" or "administrative actions such as".
The ongoing communication campaign on immunization includes a mix of interventions, such as administrative mobilization, public relations, interpersonal communication, advertisement through mass-media, school promotion and business partnership for immunization.
Finally, the Ministry of Health Headquarters and two provincial health offices were visited to capture additional programme costs of curative and preventive interventions such as central purchasing of drugs and high level administrative personnel [ 10].
Most probably, other specific surgical interventions, such as for example oesophageal or hepatobiliary surgery, also require adjustment for risk factors not commonly included in administrative databases.
To address prescribing factors, educational and administrative interventions have been proposed [ 23- 31].
The family planning system has a stronger influence in danwei communities, through supplementary policies such as administrative intervention, policy propaganda, and welfare system, encouraging women's occupation involvement setting up advanced models.
He could no longer use Carolingian-style procedures, such as new legislation or local administrative intervention, to assert his power.
Literature (Stern (2003)) has emphasized that the use of such contracts in the developing world, has permitted to mitigate the risks associated with the administrative intervention of governments on private investment, being important in the analysis of these risks to distinguish between economic regulation from other types of contractual obligations.
Some writers cry Kafka at the first sign of administrative intervention.
At the same time, there are some concerns on developing countries' administrative intervention.
"It is driven by subsidies and administrative intervention, where it should be more market-based.
