The phrase "administrative response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an official reply or action taken by an administrative body in reaction to a situation or inquiry.
Example: "The administrative response to the recent policy changes was swift and comprehensive, addressing all concerns raised by the stakeholders."
Alternatives: "official reply" or "administrative action".
Mr. Bell, who is planning the discussion, was disheartened by the administrative response.
After Nancy Pelosi became Speaker of the House, she commissioned a Democrats' Faith Working Group, a reflexively administrative response to a metaphysical problem.
"They were written as an administrative response to questions about whether individuals faced the risk of arrest if they returned to the United Kingdom on the basis of existing evidence or warrants".
He writes: "A paramilitary prison bureaucracy, led by able institutional managers and steered by a talented executive, may be the best administrative response to the problem of establishing and maintaining higher custody prisons in which inmates and staff lead a calm, peaceful and productive round of daily life".
According to Raghuveer, student action to call for specific policy reform is complicated by administrative response.
According to Kate Sim '14, a founder of Our Harvard Can Do Better, part of the campaign's mission is to bridge the gap between policy and practice in terms of administrative response to sexual assault at the College.
The AAU president, Hunter Rawlings, says university leaders hope the results will help policymakers as they develop legislative and administrative responses to combat sexual assault on college campuses.
The political and administrative responses were to attend to short-run efficiency by improving management techniques and to adopt polar responses to accommodate polar criticisms.
The city center is fragmented across six administrative regions (the sectors) and while its vulnerabilities are shared the administrative responses are unique.
Identifiers were used for record linkages only, and conducted solely by state staff and not affixed to the survey or administrative responses.
Although there is variability in administrative responses, suspension or expulsion tends to be the norm.
