"administrative relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the relationship between two individuals or organizations that is based on rules and regulations, such as the relationship between a government agency and a company. For example, "The company had to abide by the administrative relationship established by the government agency in order to keep their license."
Multiparty talks—involving representatives of Ireland, various political parties of Northern Ireland, and the British government resumed in June 1996 and eventually culminated in the signing in Belfast on April 10 , 1998(that year's Good Friday), of an agreement that called for the establishment of three "strands" of administrative relationships.
In 1996, since credit cooperatives rescinded the administrative subjection relationship with ABC, original financing services were supported by rural credit cooperatives.
Table 6 Correlations with working conditions and workplace relationships Administrative support Collegial support Student relationships Community relationships Number of students.028 –.095 –.140* –.158* Number of schools –.020 –.172* –.163* –.269** Correlations significant at p < 0.05* and p < 0.01 level**.
It has not been easy to watch the mighty Philadelphia Orchestra struggle in recent years with a budgetary crisis, an administrative vacuum and a relationship with a music director, Christoph Eschenbach, that simply did not work out and ended early, though there were gratifying performances along the way.
"The relationships, the administrative support, the skill coverage in those accounts was not carefully managed and we lost the kind of proposing, anticipating and customer-relationship role.
Physician leaders in obstetrics and gynecology find themselves in complex power relationships with administrative subordinates, administrative peers, and administrative superiors.
As already discussed, a lack of support for and understanding of the role of foreign language education inhibited the development of relationships with administrative leadership.
Tarling (2011) stresses how big a change this was for relationships between administrative criminologists and outside academics, and for the influence that the policy centre had on the nature of research commissioned.
The following Swedish case will provide a good example of this, illustrating how relationships between administrative levels and policy fields are key factors for establishing integrated flood risk management.
We used a particular feature of HES to examine its internal consistency and this is an example of how relationships within administrative health data can be used to identify organisations with divergent coding practices [ 32].
