The phrase "administrative recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where formal acknowledgment or validation by an administrative body is being discussed.
Example: "The organization received administrative recognition for its efforts in promoting community health initiatives."
Alternatives: "official acknowledgment" or "formal recognition".
The Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana has similarly benefited from administrative recognition, 46Fed.
Indeed, given that the Tribe has a documented history that stretches back to 1614 and has met the rigorous criteria for administrative recognition, Recommendation for Acknowledgment 1, 7 18, it would be difficult to sustain an objection to the Tribe's status.
The law offers a host of new and powerful anti-discrimination protections and eases the process of gender identity change and administrative recognition for transgender, genderqueer, and intersex individuals.
Inculcating collaborative curriculum developments will require administrative recognition for these efforts as well as changes to the reward structure if all institutions are to join this movement.
They also were more likely to be members of traditionally disadvantaged populations given administrative recognition: 'Scheduled Tribes', originally indigenous people; 'Scheduled Castes', primarily consisting of historically lower castes; and 'Other Backward Castes', encompassing groups not included in other classifications.
Implicit in this objective is the granting to Forestry Administrations of a sufficiently high position within the administrative hierarchy and recognition of the great contribution to planning that may be expected of foresters by reason of their experience in the long-term management of extensive areas and essential resources.
This required the lowering of administrative formalities and recognition of professional qualifications of other states.
The third factor of importance mentioned by Petrie is the institutional setting; administrative support, peer recognition from outside or from within the group itself.
GPs were offered a modest reimbursement to cover administrative costs, in recognition of the time spent completing the M-PEM data collection forms.
Led by the Sicilian priest Don Luigi Sturzo, the Popolari espoused a program of local administrative autonomy, agricultural reform, recognition of the right of workers to organize, election (rather than appointment) of the Senate, and extension of suffrage to women.
The complete organization of the emperor's own administrative service, and its recognition as a state bureaucracy, was chiefly the work of Hadrian, who took the secretaryships out of the hands of freedmen and entrusted them to procurators of equestrian rank.
