The phrase "administrative registration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the process of officially recording or enrolling individuals or entities in an administrative system.
Example: "The administrative registration process for new students will begin next week."
Alternatives: "official registration" or "registration process".
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Sixty-seven patients were identified in the computerised hospital administrative registration system by the ICD10 classification code I81.9.
Time zero was defined as hospital entrance time, that is, the time when the patient arrived at the hospital (administrative registration time, before Emergency Department (ED) triage).
The tradition for administrative registration in Denmark further enabled us to identify partners and children living at home and thereby adjust disposable income by number of persons in the household.
Due to administrative error, registration of trial did not take place until after the trial started on 1st August 2011 and registration number was released on 21st September 2012.
The method of participant observation and health workers' high work load led to an involvement of the observers in administrative and registration work.
It should be noted, however, that all of the tools identified depend on standard administrative procedures regarding registration data and are only as effective as the administration system in operation.
Nearly all scholars of America's system of locally run elections acknowledge chronic problems, including administrative incompetence, sloppy registration rolls, unreliable machinery, vote buying, and absentee-ballot fraud.
All of this is marginally interesting, and supports what I wrote: "Nearly all scholars of America's system of locally run elections acknowledge chronic problems, including administrative incompetence, sloppy registration rolls, unreliable machinery, vote buying, and absentee-ballot fraud".
For the Practitioner Services participants they described the frequent administrative process of registration, removal and reinstatement.
