The phrase "administrative steering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to management, governance, or organizational decision-making processes.
Example: "The committee is responsible for administrative steering to ensure that all departments align with the organization's strategic goals."
Alternatives: "managerial guidance" or "organizational direction".
Analysis of administrative data could provide useful steering hints for policy makers.
Performance indicators (Table 3) extracted from clinical-administrative databases (chosen by the steering committee and validated by the scientific committee) are presented to the participants by the workshop facilitators.
The following administrative changes occurred at the laboratory Steering Committee level.
In fact, the depiction of Kleiner Perkins's workplace — including the subtly sexist and racist jokes, the negative way that ambitious women were portrayed, the practice of steering female employees toward more administrative roles and male colleagues toward high-profile, profit-driven work — would have been familiar to many professional women.
We thank the participating sites for their contribution to this work, the patients who gave their consent for us to observe their consultations, members of the external steering group and Marcia Rigby for administrative support.
These administrative changes will be agreed upon by the steering committee, and will be documented in meeting records.
As well as taking formal responsibility, the trust provides invaluable administrative support, says Kevin Matchett, a member of Barton library's steering group: "If we were sitting here from base zero trying to sort out bank accounts, public liability insurance and this and that, it wouldn't have happened".
All study materials have been piloted at a single site (Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne) [ 23]; modification of the materials to comply with local patient flow and administrative requirements have been assessed and approved by the study steering committee.
Unless this happens, however the central project team, the steering committee, the investigators and all of the central administrative staff (except the statisticians who supply the confidential analyses) will remain unaware of the interim results.
