The phrase "administrative thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the thought processes and decision-making strategies typically employed in administrative roles or contexts.
Example: "Effective administrative thinking is crucial for managing resources and ensuring smooth operations within an organization."
Alternatives: "managerial thought process" or "organizational reasoning".
Dr. Brown offers a unique and essential mix of highly respected scientific expertise; a background of forward thinking administrative leadership; and a deep commitment to the critical work being done at NYSAES in applied research, extension, and education.
Uniting administrative and creative practices — thinking about all assets of the project as creative.
Little more can be said about the future until the Supreme Court tells us what it is thinking about administrative enforcement.
This essay explains from the standpoint of administrative law the difficulties that these questions present and suggest a few possible (and in some cases competing) administrative law theories for thinking about them.
Here's how writers on the right and left are thinking about the administrative state.
The rate of including 30 new health facilities per year was determined in thinking that each administrative district of the country, of which there are 30, would add new facilities to the programme every year to maintain a decentralized approach.
In fact she now has so much work that she is thinking of hiring an administrative assistant to help her a virtual one, of course.
Patient 11 also displayed a passive approach, lacking in agency by thinking it was an administrative requirement.
Decoupling pay from performance ratings without having a strategy to identify and reward top performers, or going ratingless without thinking through the legal defense for administrative decisions, can be devastating.
The recruiters are too busy filling mass job orders, that it becomes an administrative production line, leaving little time to consider "thinking outside the square".
