The phrase "administrative regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to rules or guidelines established by governmental or organizational authorities to manage operations or compliance.
Example: "The new administrative regulation requires all employees to complete safety training by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "regulatory directive" or "administrative rule".
Far more than most, this particular drug and device risks the life-threatening harms that administrative regulation seeks to rectify.
"Under the RFU's general administrative regulation 3.6, an insolvency event occurring during the season at a Guinness Premiership, Championship or National League club carries this level of penalty".
But equally there is no reason why, on occasion, such government administrative regulation should not lead to an improvement in economic efficiency.
With reference to antipollution laws, he saw "no reason why, on occasion, such government administrative regulation should not lead to an improvement in economic efficiency".
Mr. Axelrod added that he was not suggesting a legislative or administrative regulation but greater responsibility by parents, businesses and society at large.
Should such "diseconomies of scale" be controlled by administrative regulation, or should firms be made to pay for them by selling them licenses to pollute?
The services that a customer may demand and the remuneration that a carrier may exact are generally regulated by legislation or administrative regulations.
Gallup Organization ([2007]) emphasizes that nearly half of the SMEs in EU consider themselves as operating in an over-regulated environment and detect administrative regulations as the most important business constraint.
For federal government employees, there are extensive administrative regulations in place requiring disclosure of any actual or potential conflict.
The government and, in certain cases, individual ministers issue administrative regulations and provisions, which are then promulgated by presidential decree.
And they could also issue what were effectively administrative regulations — provided these regulations did not contradict what the scholars said Shariah required.
