The phrase "administrative statistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data collection, analysis, and reporting within administrative or organizational settings.
Example: "The report includes various administrative statistics that help us understand the efficiency of our operations."
Alternatives: "organizational data" or "management statistics".
We need to know about the people who don't show up on the radar of government administrative statistics.The biggest challenge is that the ten-year cycle between each census sits awkwardly in the digital age, particularly when Britain's demography is changing so rapidly.
The tax-benefit systems included in the model have been validated against aggregated administrative statistics in order to make sure they reflect the initial baseline conditions in each country as well as national tax-benefit models (where available), and the robustness checked through numerous applications (see e.g. Bargain (2006)).
The database can also potentially be used for clinical research and administrative statistics.
We conducted focus groups with people from Haimen Bureau of Health and various health care providers to help understand the context of these administrative statistics.
Overall, cervical screening participation rates were consistent with relevant administrative statistics, with around 60% of women having been screened over a two year period.
In contrast to top-down studies, which are based on aggregated data from administrative statistics, this offers the possibility of adjusting the estimates for a broader range of confounding variables.
Because we relied on administrative vital statistics records, we were not able to assess whether mothers resided within the air basin throughout their pregnancies, or determine how much time they spent at their primary residence.
Table 1 Summary statistics: administrative data Stayers Transfers New Δ (Std. Err).
Detailed thinning and harvest schemes derived from administrative recommendations and statistics for Thuringia were implemented to assign the products from thinning and harvest removals to the fractions pulp, saw wood, and energy.
Data from the Danish Twin Registry were linked with information in the Danish Registry of Medicinal Products and administrative registers in Statistics Denmark.
This allows us to merge in data on socio-economic background characteristics, local government of residence and labor market outcomes from different administrative registers from Statistics Norway.
