The phrase "administrative level of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rank, position, or hierarchy within an organization or system related to administration.
Example: "The decision was made at the administrative level of the organization, ensuring that all departments were informed."
Alternatives: "administrative tier of" or "administrative rank of".
The city is thus at the administrative level of an Indonesian province, and its mayor has the same status as the governor of a province.
We were able, however, to operate on an ad hoc basis through interactions at the administrative level of this group," he said, citing the delivery of crutches and medical equipment to Al-Bab and water projects in Raqqa.
It responded by declaring that a county-level government which supposedly governs the two archipelagoes and much of the rest of the South China Sea from one of the Paracel Islands, had been upgraded to the administrative level of a prefecture.
The specific Chinese complaint this weekend was over America's criticism of its recent upgrading of the administrative level of Sansha city, on one of the Paracel islands (known in China as the Xisha), from a county to a prefecture, and the establishment of a new military garrison there.
In 1994 it was replaced administratively by three counties Fingal to the north, South Dublin to the southwest, and Dún Laoghaire Rathdown to the southeast as well as by the city of Dublin itself, which was given the administrative level of both a city and a county.
The term dummy denotes the administrative level of counties, and D is its coefficient.
Other factors included the administrative levels of communities and survey methods.
"These kids need to say, 'If my alma mater doesn't display a record of hiring people who look like me, why should I go and help them?' " A lack of diversity also exists at the administrative levels of F.B.S. universities, according to a study released in November by the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sports at the University of Central Florida.
It also examines the practice of coordination between the different territorial and administrative levels of transport planning.
The variable "different administrative levels of government control networks" was substituted for "the largest shareholder network" in the benchmark test while other network variables were kept unchanged.
Moreover, using the ultimate controller as an index also provides information about administrative levels of governments that control the listed companies.
