The phrase "administrative tools to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to software or resources designed to assist with administrative tasks or functions.
Example: "The new software provides administrative tools to streamline our workflow and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "management tools to" or "organizational tools to".
In these examples as well as a range of others, the gang infected a machine belonging to an administrator and then used Microsoft administrative tools to infect all the computers for which that person had responsibility, Mr. Stewart said.
The devices, which the Navy called Job Performance Aids, or J.P.A.'s, were introduced as "advanced administrative tools to enhance individual productivity and quality of work," according to an overview of the program on the Navy Web site.
The government has deliberately engineered a fall in real estate prices to address widespread concerns about housing affordability, and has used mostly administrative tools to do so, like banning most purchases of second or third homes.
There are specialist search tools, e-mail scanning tools and disk-analysis tools; tools to gather information over a corporate network when investigating internal incidents; tools that monitor network traffic for suspicious behaviour; administrative tools to keep track of evidence from multiple cases, to plot events on timelines for analysis, and to generate reports.
It also provides organizations with administrative tools to provide more granular controls over users' security and access to the network of other employees within an organization.
It is free to use for employees, but if a company wants to claim their network and get administrative tools to remove messages and users, set password policies, or set IP ranges for who can use it".
The United States attorney in Manhattan, Preet Bharara, said, "It makes good on a promise to the American people to use every available diplomatic, legal and administrative tool to pursue and prosecute charged terrorists no matter how long it takes".
Managerial knowledge (c), as an administrative tool to manage effectively and efficiently the resources of the company (Ferreira et al. 2008) was mentioned only by one owner-manager (EA) in reference as a mortality factor; especially in stage 3 of SME.
It is also said that GRCs serve more as administrative tools than to ensure minority representation.
The agency has also been making far less use of its own administrative tools, like its power to impose negligence penalties to go after corporate wrongdoers.
By setting reasonable and flexible objectives and taking advantage of administrative tools while concurrently listening to the market, planning authorities can, to a certain extent, counteract unwanted development pressures.
