The phrase "administrative topics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to subjects or issues related to administration or management within an organization or context.
Example: "During the meeting, we will discuss various administrative topics, including budget allocation and staff management."
Alternatives: "administrative matters" or "administrative issues".
Our interviews typically covered a range of administrative topics.
Its installation in the MASURCA nuclear facility, achieved in June 2000, is described concerning the technical and administrative topics.
According to a report by the British First Panel of Innovation, the foremost principles of innovation refer to administrative topics, expertise of Human Resources, communication networks and financial sources in British enterprises.
On the positive side, there are researchers such as Pruett et al. (2009) who report that one of the main barriers for entrepreneurial intention among students is the lack of knowledge in management, business, accountancy and other administrative topics.
- An administrative matter.
The morning sessions covered such topics as the validity of administrative data, analysis of administrative data by Statistics Canada, premature mortality in Scotland and Europe, and opportunities for using CIHI data for research.
This paper discusses the issues in extending population-based administrative data from health to additional topics more generally connected with well being.
Reporting on Twitter security breach issues in July, TechCrunch showed some screenshots of Twitter's administrative pages, including a section for trending topics that appears to allow a user to "blacklist" a topic.
The PRECEDE or evaluative phase, provides a framework for systematically assessing the social, epidemiological, educational and ecological, and administrative and policy aspects of a topic under study.
Although the findings might have been biased by the choice of the thematic team, we included different points of views to control and socialize their topic selections, including an administrative team and a methodological consultant team.
Each session was organised and delivered by a team of educators, led by a clinical director with administrative support, and focused on a topic based on both local practitioner need and national priorities.
