The phrase "administrative layer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a level of management or organization that handles administrative tasks within a system or structure.
Example: "The administrative layer of the organization is responsible for overseeing the daily operations and ensuring compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "management tier" or "administrative level".
Not to do any actual gardening, just to insert another administrative layer between Jermain Defoe and raw, untempered nature.
Others still are more novel, such as the elimination of départements, the administrative layer between town councils and regions, the creation of ten ecological new towns and the teaching of economics in primary schools.
Has all of this administrative layer made instruction better?
While Docker has been a hot commodity for the last several years, StackEngine recognized that it lacked an administrative layer for IT pros to manage their containers.
While Docker has been a hot commodity for the last several years, StackEngine recognized that it lacked an administrative layer for IT pros to manage their containers.
He said the only way to solve that to this point has been writing more code in the form of log lines and SDK calls, which creates a whole administrative layer that Rookout wanted to eliminate from the process.
As part of an efficiency drive in a country notorious for its millefeuille of administrative layers, the government plans to shrink the regions from 22 to 13 in January 2016.
This process involves a number of administrative layers.
While remaining non-institutionalised in various – and especially strategic – levels of governance, the instrumental contributions of deliberative practices can be itemised: instead of competing for influence with decision-making apparatus, deliberative systems can add value to governance by contributing to communication between the administrative layers.
Too few direct reports per manager and too many administrative layers resulted in slower decision-making, excessive costs and lower employee morale, Bain experts concluded.
(p 6) When administrative layers are gone it will reduce bureaucracy.
