The phrase "administrative subject" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to topics or areas of focus within an administrative framework or setting.
Example: "The administrative subject of the meeting will be the budget allocation for the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "administrative topic" or "administrative matter".
For centuries under India's Muslim rulers, madrasas were centers of learning, open to all classes, concerned with teaching law, the sciences and administrative subjects.
Civilians are currently subject to administrative discipline for disrespect to a supervisor.
With our action to revoke tenure, we are sending an unmistakable message that employees who do not treat students, faculty, or anyone else appropriately are subject to administrative discipline up to and including firing.
Dr. Cosmopoulos suggested the Iklaina palace may have been a district administrative center subject to one of the main capitals: "a two-tiered government, or a sort of quasi-federal system," he called it.
Other things, such as administrative costs, are subject to additional restrictions.
"Legal" and "illegal," as Ngai's book illustrates, are administrative constructions, always subject to change; they do not tell us anything about the desirability of the persons so constructed.
Constitutional Restraints The power of government officers to search and seize private property in the course of administrative regulation is subject to considerable constitutional restraints to ensure that the government action is taken for proper purposes and respects the property rights of the affected persons.
The Barcelona City Census is an administrative registry not subject to statistical secrecy.
First, the administrative databases are subject to possible under-coding and over-coding errors.
The use of these data allows for nationally representative inferences, but administrative data are subject to errors of omission and commission related to coding discrepancies.
