The phrase "administrative studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the academic field or discipline that focuses on the management and organization of administrative functions within various contexts, such as business or public administration.
Example: "She decided to pursue a degree in administrative studies to enhance her skills in organizational management."
Alternatives: "management studies" or "public administration".
Those taking cinematics and photography; business and administrative studies and art, drama and dance were the least happy with their choices.
It has faculties of administrative studies, arts, education, environmental studies, fine arts, and graduate studies as well as schools of law, business, and of pure and applied science.
Business and administrative studies was the most popular type of course with almost 50,000 students placed so far, up 7 per cent on 2014, followed by creative arts and design with 46,410, an increase of 3 per cent.
All administrative studies using official reports of maltreatment (reports to CPS) are affected by potential detection bias (Hussey et al. 2006; McGee et al. 1995).
These neighbourhood income quintiles were developed by Statistics Canada and have been used in multiple health administrative studies in Canada.
This heterogeneity is captured in the large administrative studies which identify cases according to discharge diagnoses, but not well captured in the more selective studies of Goldberg et al. [ 18], Symons et al. [ 26], or the current study where predefined inclusion and exclusion criteria are applied.
The interview and administrative study procedures were conducted in offices rented specifically for the survey and, due to time and space constraints, in a health center in Nacala.
The administrative study data period included both the one-year (1 July 1999 to 29 June 2000) and two-year (1 July 1 1998 to 29 June 2000) period before the one-year chart review study period.
As recruiting at the hospital and one administrative study site was done through the occupational health departments, only a small proportion (fewer than 10%) of the HCWs at these sites were enrolled in the study.
JMS, GDK and BAK designed the research study, NM, BMV and SB provided administrative study support and quality-check functions and JMS, YB, BAK and GFP analysed the data.
Administrative study staff (not intervention staff) meet briefly (approximately 15 min) with the SG participants once individually to give them their binder and to provide an orientation to its layout and contents.
