The phrase "administrative shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change or transition in administrative processes, policies, or personnel within an organization.
Example: "The company is undergoing an administrative shift to improve efficiency and streamline operations."
Alternatives: "organizational change" or "management transition".
Scottish worthies including Charles Kennedy, a former Liberal Democrat leader, and Lord Martin, once speaker of the House of Commons, campaigned in vain to keep Stobhill as it was.It is the kind of limited administrative shift that typifies Scotland's health-care policy these days: smaller hospitals folded into bigger ones, with extra investment attached to assuage local concerns.
We will soon long for those days, because signs of the administrative shift from disregard to attempts at dismantling HBCUs, are growing in frequency and impact seemingly every year.
The galleria celebrates Taiping's golden -- or rather tin -- age between 1875 and 1895, after which Malaya's administrative focus shifted to present capital Kuala Lumpur.
A well-built sales machine doesn't just shift administrative tasks from your rep's plate to yours.
Around 400 active police officers now working in administrative jobs could shift to patrol positions after some retraining, he added.
At six sites, including all of the comparison sites, endline data had to be collected in November and December 2011 (15 months after baseline) prior to an administrative transition and shift in external support.
Rebates would never have arisen if employers had not begun shifting administrative costs to plan participants.
Public space around it has increased by 35% since Allies and Morrison, a firm of architects, shifted administrative offices into converted disused railway arches next door.
The agency's hope was that by pairing up contractors and shifting administrative work to them, the city would cut costs but still reach out to a cross section of children.
Policymakers have also been more sophisticated, targeting selected sectors with administrative restrictions while shifting to market-based measures, including last October's increase in interest rates, to rein in money and credit growth.
In 2011, the administrative authority was shifted from the Ministry of Health to the University of Bahrain.
