"administrative pressure" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to either the pressure to complete a task placed upon someone by an administrator, or the pressure an administrator puts upon someone to comply with certain rules or regulations. For example: "The administrative pressure from the company was so great that Jane felt she had no choice but to resign."
Several philosophy professors, however, said that there was administrative pressure to offer the Justice course.
"NGOs are already under mounting administrative pressure and often subject to arbitrary enforcement of rules and regulations.
The Chinese government has used administrative pressure to shut down civil society groups in the past year.
At that size, the "administrative pressure," or expensive, time-consuming encounters with Russia's sprawling bureaucracy, "becomes more severe," said Yekaterina Zhuravskaya, director of the study.
The council cited "administrative pressure" on the media and nongovernmental organizations and the disappearances of several of Mr. Lukashenko's political opponents.
At the same time, through political and administrative pressure and greater efficiency, secularization and modernization have increasingly pervaded the rural areas and small towns.
Extensive corruption and the use of administrative pressures on electors were considered the only ways to make the parliamentary system work in an underdeveloped society.
Admittedly, the burden is heavier for priests and teachers, who are subject to administrative pressures in their jobs, than it is for most of the laity, and if the Cardinal goes on at the present rate he ma) succeed In getting his clergy to walk out, too.
Such schemes are likely to become more prominent as traditional supervisors are placed under increasing administrative pressures because of bigger class sizes and moves to increase accountability.
We restricted our analysis to include only emergency admissions to avoid the potential bias of a difference in planned admissions between the two cohorts due to administrative pressures.
This tendency must be considered in the context of today's economic and administrative pressures, because the costs of blood products are high and often underestimated [ 35].
