The phrase "administrative situation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a context or condition related to administrative tasks or processes within an organization.
Example: "The administrative situation in the office has improved significantly since the new manager took over."
Alternatives: "administrative context" or "administrative environment".
George Steel walked into a disastrous financial and administrative situation when he became City Opera's general manager and artistic director in 2009.
The trade to Dallas was expected for several days but ran into delays because of the Stars' administrative situation, Lamoriello said.
Players have widely credited him with uniting the membership and bringing order to a chaotic administrative situation ahead of negotiations with the N.H.L. for a collective bargaining agreement.
This case study was prepared as a basis for class discussion rather than to illustrate either effective or ineffective handling of an administrative situation.
Judy Horne, a parent who gives tours of the school to parents of prospective students, received calls from parents who wanted to send their children to P.S. 87, but worried about the administrative situation.
But above all it should be noted that the published literature is mostly related to the commitment of significant collection of data and information set in motion by the Holy Father himself to carry out a study and reflection of the reform and improvement of the administrative situation of the Vatican and the Holy See," he said.
Analyze critical medical and administrative situations and take effective action.
My own character dictates that I am hopeless in some administrative situations and disorganised in certain aspects of daily life.
The legal constraint is all the more important given the often precarious administrative situations in which Senegalese migrants in Europe find themselves (Vickstrom, 2014).
"Grant Thornton S.p.A. declares that it never conceived nor collaborated in carrying out any accounting or tax activity to mask the real administrative or financial situation at the Parmalat group".
An international commission established in 1998 to settle insurance claims for Holocaust victims and their heirs has secured only $15 million in payments while spending $40 million on administrative costs, a situation that prompted former Secretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger to briefly resign as its chairman this week.
