The phrase "administrative system and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific administrative system and indicating that there is more information or additional elements to follow.
Example: "The report outlines the effectiveness of the administrative system and its impact on overall productivity."
Alternatives: "administrative framework and" or "management system and".
But the company emphasized that MagtiCom retained sole control of its administrative system, and that the Georgian government could not alter or falsify its billing records.
In his own country the king paid particular attention to agriculture and fruit growing, improved the administrative system, and developed more thorough methods of training scribes.
Akbar's son Jahāngīr (reigned 1605 27) continued both his father's administrative system and his tolerant policy toward Hinduism and thus proved to be a fairly successful ruler.
The close coordination of military, financial, and economic affairs was complemented by Frederick William I's reorganization of the administrative system, and he came to control the whole life of the state.
Catherine's reign was marked by the abolition of the old administrative system and of the post of Cossack hetman (commander in chief) and by the division of Ukraine into new administrative provinces, for one of which Kiev became the centre.
It argues that the reform aimed to rationalize the national administrative system and salvage the government from financial crisis.
This involves the maintenance of means of communication, the use of administrative systems, and the employment of police forces capable of controlling domestic violence.
"We found there had evolved a mismatch between the high level of services we were giving artists and the community and the administrative systems and structure of the organization," Mr. Davson said.
Yet Kaiser is in the midst of a several-year, $3 billion program, called KP HealthConnect, to drastically improve and integrate its clinical and administrative systems and Web-based services for members.
If the United States is going to provide care to an additional 47 million people, we cannot afford inefficient administrative systems and the payment of outrageous profits to insurance companies.
"We must continue to improve our financial and administrative systems, and better target the specific areas of risks on the ground.
