The phrase "administrative status" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "The applicant's administrative status was updated to reflect the recent change in their employment status."
It enjoys special administrative status within Indonesia that includes a hereditary sultan as governor.
One city, Zagreb, has an administrative status equivalent to that of the counties.
As the spouse of an American citizen, Mr. Bradley was eligible to apply for an adjustment of his administrative status and seek a green card.
It will consider whether to recommend a change to the administrative status of national parks that will make the provision and maintenance of outdoor spaces a statutory duty.
It has the status of a metropolitan city under the direct control of the central government, with administrative status equal to that of a province.
American educator who, as Chicago's superintendent of schools, became the first woman to achieve that administrative status in a major American school system.
Furthermore, stress in daily life and status at work (administrative position) were risk factors for the development of diabetes.
Killen, who has used a wheelchair since he broke both his legs in a tree-cutting accident in March, will be held in a cell by himself, separated from other prisoners under an administrative protection status reserved for those at risk of retaliation from other inmates.
Permissions to use pre- and posttest data and student demographics and to conduct student interviews, survey of biology faculty, and expert faculty evaluations were obtained (exempt, administrative review status: protocol nos. 2011-10034-0, -1, -2, -3) from the University of Georgia Institutional Review Board.
Driving record data collected include driver license status, administrative actions, convicted moving violations, and driving-related criminal offenses.
For example, the trend towards integration between diagnostic and therapeutic functions in the same medical device was discussed in terms of the required changes in the skills of doctors, with deep implications in terms of patients' attitudes (trust), administrative procedures, doctors' status, liability and insurance issues, and the like.
