The phrase "administrative site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a website or online platform that is primarily focused on administrative functions or tasks, such as managing information or resources.
Example: "Please log in to the administrative site to access your account settings and manage your profile."
Alternatives: "management portal" or "administrative platform".
Research ethics and administrative site approvals were received at all eight participating sites prior to study initiation.
Through the use of this administrative site, new data gathered from different biological databases can be uploaded to the server.
Both ethics approval and administrative site approvals were granted by the Medical Ethical Committee of UMC Utrecht in the Netherlands (#14 118).
This was accomplished with the implementation of an administrative site where data are curated and synchronized with the application requiring a minimum human intervention.
The supplementary web database in the administrative site acts as a central repository of precompiled information and data, providing the app only with the necessary precompiled data through the synchronization mechanism.
Adverse events (AEs) were rare in the bibrocathol group with six (6.0 %) patients affected by administrative site conditions (application site pruritus in one patient and application site reactions in the remaining five), which were considered to be related to the study medication.
As part of the alliance, I.B.M. and NetSolve will provide remote management services for the Memphis school district's computer network, which includes 180 school and administrative sites and more than 2,000 devices.
At least some of them took inspiration from the notion that Jesus Christ wrote the constitution (which would be news to the deists, such as James Madison, who were its actual authors) and that it prohibits federal ownership of any land excepting administrative sites within the United States – a contention that more than two centuries of American jurisprudence has emphatically repudiated.
At least some of them took inspiration from the notion that Jesus Christ wrote the Constitution (which would be news to the Deists, like James Madison, who were its actual authors) and that it prohibits federal ownership of any land excepting administrative sites within the United States -- a contention that more than two centuries of American jurisprudence has emphatically repudiated.
Repeated visits by the RM to hospitals and other community administrative sites, and thus visibility to other involved parties were part of this process.
The report says that such an operation should have included "protecting infrastructure, historic sites, administrative buildings, cultural sites, financial institutions, judicial/legal sites and religious sites".
