The phrase "administrative points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific topics or issues related to administration or management in a discussion or document.
Example: "During the meeting, we will cover several administrative points, including budget allocations and staff assignments."
Alternatives: "administrative matters" or "administrative issues".
During the survey administration, completion rates by health department were intermittently provided to pre-designated administrative points of contact at the participating agencies within the cluster to encourage agency-wide survey participation.
Thus the duke, his family and retainers could move at all hours between these key residential and administrative points unobserved by the citizenry below without descending to earth, while being able to monitor what was happening in the city at large through a series of windows and circular observation portals.
Regarding the legal and administrative points cited, 43% concerned the update of the list of investigators (data not shown).
The ranking of reasons for protocols with three or more revisions showed that legal and administrative points, which were quite easy to solve, became less important, falling from the 4th position (for protocols with one or two revisions) to the 9th position.
"From an administrative point of view, it frees up our time," said Lillian Chua, the office administrator, who said that about two-thirds of the calls are typically left on answering machines.
From an administrative point of view, the plan simply denied that urban poverty was a serious problem in Mumbai.
Valls said the government would also set up a one-stop administrative point for foreign firms seeking a foothold in France with service in languages other than French.
"It's an extremely serious fact from an administrative point of view and one I do not think can be repeated unless a higher authority intervenes.
So from an administrative point of view, putting your policy in trust with an institution takes away a lot of that burden".
administrative point of view-not for the recruitment of workers as such, but only to remove difficulties or disturbances in administration.
The patchy spatial distribution of sensitive landscape types, makes it difficult from an administrative point of view to develop simple guidelines for where e.g. forest slash harvest should be restricted or where ash applications should be recommended.
