The phrase "administrative techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or strategies related to administration or management tasks.
Example: "The training program will focus on improving our administrative techniques to enhance overall efficiency in the office."
Alternatives: "management methods" or "administrative methods".
Although the executive is not currently meeting, the departments are still functioning and can use various administrative techniques.
His concern was to make more effective the political institutions and administrative techniques inherited from his Merovingian predecessors.
There, Slavs and Tatars elaborated together an international subculture whose language was Turkic and whose administrative techniques and chancellery culture were essentially those of the Golden Horde.
Some of their tribes gained experience of administrative techniques by living within the boundaries of the Khmer empire, with their own chieftains under Khmer officials.
To ensure an effective bureaucracy and to protect his authority from encroachment or usurpation, the ruler must make use of shu ("administrative techniques" or "statecraft").
After receiving his bachelor's degree in 1936 he became an assistant to Clarence E. Ridley of the International City Managers Association and then continued work on administrative techniques in the Bureau of Public Administration of the University of California at Berkeley.
For administrative data, techniques that do not rely exclusively on a single diagnosis code could be used to improve ascertainment results for IBS.
Dr. Banta, for instance, set up a consulting Web site, www.zazz.com/education, that caught the eye of the United States Information Agency, which hired him as a mentor for a group of teachers from Cyprus who wanted to learn administrative and teaching techniques.
The organization charts keep changing, but the underlying philosophy, management techniques, and administrative trappings don't.
During the recent years improved operation techniques and administrative procedures have been developed for early rehabilitation.
Although the latter enabled postal services to reform or enhance existing services, today's technologies go further by providing alternatives to the letter in the form of electronic messaging networks and electronic data-processing techniques to improve administrative efficiency.
