The phrase "administrative results" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or findings related to administrative tasks or processes within an organization.
Example: "The report highlighted the administrative results of the recent policy changes, showing improved efficiency in operations."
Alternatives: "administrative outcomes" or "administrative findings".
When an administrative error results in Agent Fred being assigned to monitor Bob Arctor, Arctor/Fred has the strange experience of monitoring his own activities through the holographic scanning equipment that gives the novel its title.
ZESN found that urban voters were more than twice as likely to be turned away from polling stations for administrative reasons.The results have left the MDC's supporters in shock.
Thus, the local context of care may significantly alter the validity of administrative data results for primary care performance.
The combination of high caseloads, patients with substantial needs, and significant administrative duties results in staff burnout related to feelings of ineffectiveness.
Compared with use of administrative coverage results, this method enables better assessment of the success of vaccination campaigns (evaluation of vaccine coverage, barriers to vaccination, and adverse events reported following vaccination).
Finally, we will explore whether adding additional items derived from questionnaire data (eg, self-rated health, social isolation and medication adherence) to administrative data results in improvements to the predictive power of the models, by comparing model fit metrics.
The social and psychological factors, such as night duty, stress in daily life and administrative position, resulted in the progression from IFG and/or IGT to overt diabetes, possibly as a result of increasing insulin resistance.
In Minnesota, an administrative hearing resulted in a judicial recommendation that will have impacts across the country.
Administrative problems result from the policies of the national and local governments.
Groups such as Isis have established their own administrative structures, resulting in a 'war economy' in which the government's control has weakened.
