The phrase "administrative survey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a survey conducted for administrative purposes, such as gathering data or feedback related to management or organizational processes.
Example: "The administrative survey revealed important insights into employee satisfaction and areas for improvement within the company."
Alternatives: "management survey" or "organizational survey".
To analyze the effects of the ongoing internationalization, I use establishment-level administrative survey data on apprenticeship training in Switzerland in 2009.
Informed consent is not obtained for accessing administrative, survey, and immunization clinic record data.
We also report 85% (N = 72) countywide participation in an administrative survey among nursing homes in this same area.
A self administrative survey based on the SF-36 questionnaire was used to collect data on measures of health-related quality of life (HRQoL).
The empirical data were gathered from existing administrative sources and an online administrative survey carried out by the university's Medical Sciences Division among 289 clinical medicine faculty members (48.1% response rate).
The majority of VA Medical Centers (VAMCs) and large Community Based Outpatient Clinics (CBOCs) responding to a national administrative survey in 2010 reported providing either CCC alone or CCC blended with care management services [ 4].
Many types of data collection protocols exist; they can be grouped into the following categories [1]: roadside intercepts, telephone interviews, mail-out/mail-back, combined telephone and mail-back, personal interviews, internet, focus and stakeholder groups, commercial vehicle trip diaries, Global Positioning System (GPS) vehicle tracking, license plate match, and administrative surveys.
Interestingly, the share of underpaid workers in agriculture in SES and INPS data is below the national average in contrast with LFS data suggesting an important presence of undeclared underpaid work captured (at least in part) by the LFS and not in employers' and administrative surveys.
Of those facilities that agreed to participate 27/29 Administrative surveys, 26/27 Infection Control surveys, and 13/16 Microbiology Laboratory surveys were received.
Of the facilities that provided data, 89% of Administrative Surveys, 96% of Infection Control Surveys, and 77% of Microbiology Laboratory Surveys were returned within 6 months.
Despite offers of assistance, 5/27(19%) Administrative Surveys, 7/26(27%) Infection Control Surveys, and 2/13(15%) Microbiology Laboratory Surveys were returned with at least some incomplete data elements.
