The phrase "administrative screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or assessing administrative processes, applications, or candidates.
Example: "The candidates will undergo administrative screening to ensure they meet the necessary qualifications for the position."
Alternatives: "administrative evaluation" or "administrative assessment".
Log in to the modem's administrative screen.
Once you've connected to the modem's administrative screen, look for PPPoE.
The curriculum will cover courses in criminal justice, terrorism, public administration, protection management, administrative law, screening, patrolling, cyber crime, dynamics of violence, etc.[7] You can also take fire technology classes at a local community college, even if you don't earn a degree.
Data on administrative costs of screening were extracted from the balance-sheet of the charity that managed the screening program; voluntary work was evaluated using market-equivalent wages.
Nor was it shown that a less restrictive regulation would unduly burden the administrative task of screening and monitoring visitors.
The complex will include administrative offices, a screening room and archives, but its beating heart will be the old elBulli kitchen, which will be transformed into a hive of culinary experimentation of the sort that Adrià and his team used to conduct at their workshop in Barcelona during the six months that the restaurant was closed each year.
Demographic characteristics were assessed using administrative records, the screening interview, and the enrollment interview.
We link self-reported psychosocial data with administrative records for screening service use.
Few health units had a TBIC plan and there was poor implementation of administrative measures like screening and separation of coughers.
Due to differences in the extent of CRC screening, administrative data quality, and adjustment methods, data from each city were analyzed separately rather than combined in a single model.
