The phrase "administrative preparation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it in business or academic contexts to refer to the process of organizing or preparing materials, documents, or information for administrative use. For example, you might say, "The department has completed the administrative preparation needed for the project launch."
Teams typically performed well in terms of the administrative preparation for meetings and having the appropriate team members in attendance.
The survey was conducted as part of the School of Medicine's administrative preparation for an accreditation visit by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education.
'Very good' ratings were most likely for attendance and administrative preparation, and least likely for patient-centredness of decision-making and prioritisation of complex cases.
Teams were most likely to achieve 'very good' ratings for: administrative preparation (a comprehensive agenda), membership/attendance (all core team members or deputies present for whole meeting), and tension/conflict (no tension or conflict in meetings) (Table 2, Figure 2).
All troops were rapidly and efficiently transferred between 10 November and 12 December, due to good administrative preparations made by the French Chief of Staff Ferdinand Foch, who had been sent to Italy in April 1917 to plan for just such an emergency.
This article proposes and discusses legal and administrative preparations for a bioterrorist attack.
In this article, I have discussed a number of ideas about legal and administrative preparations for a bioterrorist attack, but more work can be done, including development of strategies addressing issues related to mental health, disposal of corpses, performing forensic autopsies, signing death certificates, and managing potential animal vectors of disease.
The co-ordination, administrative work, preparation of the visit, visits to the practices, solving of practical problems and links with Germany required a few days per participating practice.
This measure takes no account of Sect. 2 activity (all interventional and other procedural work, nuclear medicine, formal teaching and administrative work, and preparation and conduct of MDMs).
BCJ: concept, interpretation of data, manuscript drafting and preparation, administrative support, approval of final manuscript.
This training was a systematic preparation for administrative office.
