The phrase "administrative objects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to management, organization, or systems where specific items or entities are categorized as administrative in nature.
Example: "The software allows users to manage various administrative objects, such as user accounts and permissions."
Alternatives: "administrative entities" or "management objects".
Use for the administrative cost object within a core grant that collects administration costs.
Therefore, geographic objects must be distinguished into several classes of objects with different properties, namely geodetic objects, administrative objects, manmade objects and natural objects.
Briefly, the model is a person-by-person, object-by-object simulation written at a relatively high level of biological, clinical, and administrative detail using object-oriented programming.
One of the principal objects of administrative law is to ensure efficient, economical, and just administration.
David Janssen, the county's chief administrative officer, said he objects to the legislators' tactics, regardless of the reason.
The Court further complains that the basic administrative system requires an objecting nonmember to "come up with the resources to mount" a "legal challenge" to the union's allocation "in a timely fashion". Ante, at 19.
Instead, infrastructure appears as a thoroughly heterogeneous and interpenetrating 'assemblage' of technological objects, standards, values, administrative procedures, and organizational work, all of which involve myriad people, institutions, technologies, policies, legalities, and financial arrangements to build, repair, maintain, and reconstruct (Kitchin & Lauriault, 2014).
If the jurisdiction is unable to prove the absence of such discrimination, the District Court denies the requested judgment, or in the case of administrative submissions, the Attorney General objects to the change, and it remains legally unenforceable".
The Swedish standard SS-EN 13306 p. 5 [28] defines maintenance as "the combination of all technical and administrative actions with the aim of retaining or restoring an object in such a condition as to perform its proposed function".
Book abstract: Over the past two decades public accountability has become not only an icon in political, managerial, and administrative discourse but also the object of much scholarly analysis across a broad range of social and administrative sciences.
It would nullify the congressional objects in providing the administrative determination.
