The phrase "administrative steps" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the procedures or actions taken to manage or organize tasks within an administrative context.
Example: "Before we can proceed with the project, we need to complete all the necessary administrative steps."
Alternatives: "administrative procedures" or "administrative actions".
While it would take legislation to address the issue comprehensively, the Obama administration has been taking administrative steps to deliver relief to borrowers.
"They'll take small, administrative steps," Mr. Chan said.
In Kenya, inheritance claims cost as much as $800 and involve navigating 17 administrative steps.
For now, proponents and critics are warily circling one another, as the first administrative steps of the process unfold.
At the Administration for Children's Services, about $18 million is slated to be restored through re-estimating costs and other administrative steps, according to the Council's finance staff.
Mr. Bush did not call a special session but he took administrative steps that resulted in an annual raise of about $1,000 for guards.
Once the policy is devised, it will need to be approved by the council but the 350.org divestment campaigner Isaac Astill said that would just be an administrative step.
Mr. Holcomb added that a final administrative step for the Lake Columbia project — a permit from the Army Corps of Engineers — could cost up to $13 million.
Equality, at least in voting, was not something given but something that had to be engineered; the secrecy of the vote was a first and necessary administrative step toward the one person, one vote principle.
Although he described the recent supreme court stay as an "administrative step", Holder's decision comes as the White House attempts to extend the principle that national rights should trump the desire of conservative states like Utah to resist a growing trend toward legal recognition.
"To have every single member from across the political spectrum vote in support of this; not only is it just an administrative step, we can see it has wide appeal so I think we'll see it sail through after the election," Astill said.
