The phrase "administrative issues with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing problems or challenges related to administrative tasks or processes.
Example: "We are currently facing some administrative issues with the new software implementation that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "administrative challenges regarding" or "administrative concerns about".
Research shows that doctors in managed care report being relatively satisfied with autonomy and administrative issues compared with physicians in other types of practices, but less satisfied with resources, work relationships and the amount of time allotted to visit with patients.
"Doctors get caught up so often in the nonsense of medical insurance and administrative issues, but with these kids, it's pure medicine -- holes in the heart, valves that don't open, abnormal blood vessels," Dr. Levchuck added.
The EHF is not responsible for the administrative issues connected with the organization of the Headache school.
Suderj is a division of the Rio de Janeiro state authority which is responsible for administrative issues associated with major sports venues.
To summarise, interactions between pharmacists and GPs involved administrative issues associated with the dispensing process, exchange of patient and drug information and discussion of patients' drug therapy.
The steering committee, composed of volunteers from all PDA committees, dealt with administrative issues, forging contacts with UNC officials, organizing support for the PDA, and obtaining official UNC recognition for the association.
San Diego businessman John Riley, whose firm handles legal and administrative issues for companies with export factories in Mexico, figures the administrative burden that's grown since NAFTA was implemented in 1993 has increased his cost of doing business as much as 20%.
In one hospital, administrative issues were difficult with leadership changing three times among contracted management firms and because of poor physical plant for administration and the ED itself.
The fourth report dealt with administrative issues.
I don't think of myself as someone who spends hours in meetings, writes papers, does research or sits at my computer dealing with administrative issues, even though these activities take up quite a bit of my time.
