The phrase "administrative procedures in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific processes or protocols related to administration within a particular context or organization.
Example: "The report outlines the administrative procedures in place for handling employee grievances."
Alternatives: "administrative processes in" or "administrative protocols in".
Yet D'Arcy is saying he still has a "slim chance" of getting to Beijing, because the decision indicated that the Australian Olympic Committee didn't follow all proper administrative procedures in excluding D'Arcy.
A state judge last week issued a tentative ruling in the nudists' favor, requiring the department to adhere to its administrative procedures in changing the regulation, including posting notice of the change and holding a hearing.
This Decree-Law also introduces a substantial revision of the Code of Administrative Procedure ("CPA") and introduces changes to various separate pieces of legislation that regulate or are connected with administrative procedures in order to bring them into line with the amendments to the CPA.
The legality of the registry and of ordering data disclosure, and the protection of trade secrets are ensured by the execution of the authority's procedures according to the rules on administrative procedures, in the context of which judicial review (legal remedy) is ensured in all cases.
In "China Enter the Machine Age", Mayo's Chinese disciple, Kuo-heng Shih, observed that rural migrants often encountered indifferent managers and rigid administrative procedures in urban factories.
Are there fair administrative procedures in place?
The legal claims in all of the cases, including Garcia's, are similar: that the Trump administration did not follow proper administrative procedure in rescinding DACA, and that making enforcement promises to a group of people, only to revoke them, violates due process.
Mr. Reed said prosecutors and police investigators had decided not to invoke an administrative procedure in which officers can be compelled to speak to investigators, because those statements cannot be used in any criminal case.
Some of those interviewed expressed misunderstanding with what was expected of them in relation to certain administrative procedures and, in addition, discomfort when asking administrative and lab staff exactly what is expected of them.
The Kentucky justices said the Department of Corrections must follow the rules of the state's administrative procedures act in the protocol for lethal injection, which include publication of the details of the procedure and public hearings on the matter.
