The phrase "administrative probation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to disciplinary actions or monitoring within an organization, often in educational or professional settings.
Example: "After the incident, the student was placed on administrative probation for the remainder of the semester."
Alternatives: "supervisory probation" or "conditional probation".
He was placed on administrative probation in 2009 for "poor management and poor judgment," and in 2011 he "sent an inappropriate voice-mail message to a colleague".
One of the officers dismissed, Edward Sills, was already on administrative probation for drunken driving when he joined other officers drinking in the parking lot across from the 72nd Precinct station house in Brooklyn after finishing the midnight tour Saturday, officials said.
In 2016, the board handed him 35 months of administrative probation, requiring him, among other things, to have a chaperone when treating females.
Others are assessed to offset administrative costs, like probation supervision expenses.
Since each county can decide how to allocate its funds among direct services, administrative costs and probation departments, some are still emphasizing punishment over treatment.
They had had similar careers to those popular with social science students; social work, probation, teaching and administrative positions.
He was commissioned as an Acting-Pilot Officer on probation in the Administrative and Special Duties Branch on 25 April 1941 and over the next three months was promoted to Pilot Officer on probation, then Flying Officer and then Flight Lieutenant.
Georgia, for instance, bolstered the authority of probation officers to impose administrative sanctions on violators in certain circumstances.
A high-ranking New York police official broke department policy by using human growth hormone and should be suspended for 30 days and placed on probation for one year, an administrative trial judge has determined.
We would do better to give probation departments across the country the administrative tools and financial support they need to do their public-safety jobs right.
Winnie Comfort, a spokeswoman for the state's Administrative Office of the Courts, which oversees county probation departments, said the girls were being supervised by two women who had volunteered as camp counselors on Tuesday.
