The phrase "administrative system for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured framework or set of processes designed to manage administrative tasks or functions within an organization.
Example: "The new administrative system for tracking employee performance has significantly improved our evaluation process."
Alternatives: "management framework for" or "organizational structure for".
Vietnam, like many other countries in East Asia, uses a special administrative system for people who are accused of being drug addicts that is separate from the criminal courts.
Kennedy would like to see a new administrative system for allocating compensation, focusing on the patient's needs, and leaving questions of whether any professional acted wrongly to be dealt with under the employment contract or by regulatory bodies such as the GMC.
In the Qin Dynasty more than 2000 years ago, China was unified with a central administrative system for the first time.
The Chinese of Teochew and Hakka heritage established gambier and pepper plantations in the 1870s and 1880s, and the White Rajah of Sarawak began to organise an administrative system for these plantations similar to the Kangchu system in Johor.
The current administrative system for social assistance allows delivering such increased benefits to poor.
The states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu have a tradition of state intervention in health which ensures an adequate basic administrative system for implementing immunisation programmes.
He is a "babu" himself, Jagdish G. Pandiya an official of no small standing, with a stately Ambassador car and a driver, a brisk manner and a title, "additional collector," that goes back to 250 years of British rule in India, when the basic administrative systems for ruling this vast, chaotic country were laid down.
Particularly if there are fixed costs in establishing administrative systems for monitoring community services and economies of scale and scope in outreach, then larger CHS will have an advantage in meeting the thresholds for acceptable (reimbursable) performance for the various population health services.
The lack of long-term market predictability brought about by the current configuration of forestry grants and regulations and, in particular, the administrative systems for processing grant applications is identified as a major impediment to having a sustainable and competitive supply of home-grown and currently adapted planting stock.
