The phrase "administrative module" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to software, systems, or organizational structures where a specific component or section is responsible for administrative functions.
Example: "The new software update includes an administrative module that streamlines user management and reporting."
Alternatives: "management component" or "admin section".
The new EMR system is a "connected healthcare information system" with EMRs integrating clinical and administrative modules.
A modular format consisting of three modules (administrative, clinical and fiscal) was chosen to assess organizational strengths and technical needs across the twenty-eight standard focus areas.
The most accepted format for the licensing application is the Common Technical Document (CTD), which comprises 5 modules (administrative and legal information; summaries; quality; and nonclinical and clinical information about the product).
The NHLBI provided funding through a T15 award (N. Reisdorph, Principal Investigator) which covered faculty salary, invited keynote speakers, transportation between institutions and hotels, administrative support and laboratory module consumables.
A modular format was chosen to allow the use of administrative, fiscal and clinical modules in any combination and to insert new modules as needed by programs.
Dr. Shi predicted that Suntech's American operations might become profitable in 2010 if sales increased fast enough to spread the administrative costs across more modules.
The flowchart layer can be created and reviewed by users with limited programming expertise (e.g., champion clinicians or other non-expert requestors of a clinical logic module such as administrative and management level healthcare personnel or researchers).
Just click on Add Modules in the Modules section of the administrative dashboard.
The main developed software in this context concerned an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, involving several modules, such as administrative, operations, allocation of ship crew members, finance, and human resources, which were gradually put into production.
