The phrase "administrative structures and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various components or aspects related to administrative frameworks or systems.
Example: "The report outlines the necessary changes to the administrative structures and processes within the organization."
Alternatives: "organizational frameworks and" or "management systems and".
What effect did the administrative structures and social stratification in Merovingian society have on equality between the sexes?
Tellingly, in referendums in Sardinia held with the elections, voters overwhelmingly abolished four provincial administrative structures, and their lawmakers with them.
But, like Che Guevara and the Vietcong, they also adopt Mao's tactic of marshalling rural populations against the cities, establishing, in addition to a cohesive party and militia, their own administrative structures and organizations.
Following the Earth Summit in 1992, Cuba designed and implemented a variety of programs, administrative structures, and public awareness activities to promote sound environmental management and sustainable development.
Organisations need to pay staff, and organisations need to have administrative structures and processes that ensure money is well spent and monitored (not least to improve the likelihood of positive results).
Drought, clogged ports, transport shortage, inadequate roads, nonexistent means of communication, weak administrative structures and conflict - some or all combine to make the work difficult, risky and frequently frustrating.
In the 1960s, faculty, staff and administrators fought over administrative structure and control.
They lack specialist knowledge about administrative structure and, crucially, any evidence linking size and functions to effectiveness.
Their ministries established a tariff, an administrative structure, and the White Australia immigration policy that excluded Asians.
Regional quality group sizes, administrative structure, and meeting logistics vary according to geography and regional needs.
The Kenyan health care system is hierarchical and has a complex administrative structure and an urban bias.
