The phrase "administrative transaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or organizational processes where formal actions or exchanges are conducted.
Example: "The administrative transaction was completed successfully, allowing the department to proceed with the budget allocation."
Alternatives: "official transaction" or "business transaction".
"Standardizing administrative transactions," AHIP asserted, "will be a watershed event".
The Main Menu is separated into sections for Transactions,Custom Document Searches, Balance Inquiries, Administrative Transactions, Lookup and Maintenance, Reports, and Year End Transactions.
(ii) a standard (as described under subsection (a)(1)(B)) and associated operating rules (as described under subsection (i)(5)) for any other financial and administrative transactions.
(ii) establishes a standard (as described under subsection (a)(1)(B)) or associated operating rules (as described under subsection (i)(5)) for any other financial and administrative transactions.
In Brazil and Peru, non-voters are banned from carrying out various administrative transactions (Brazilians cannot apply for passports or sit professional exams, in theory at least), as well as facing small fines.
His concern stems from a federal law that by October 2002 will require health care providers and insurers, as well as government programs like Medicare and Medicaid, to start conducting their administrative transactions electronically.
(ii) whether such activities should be considered financial and administrative transactions (as described in paragraph (1)(B)) for which the adoption of standards and operating rules would improve the operation of the health care system and reduce administrative costs.
(B) other financial and administrative transactions determined appropriate by the Secretary, consistent with the goals of improving the operation of the health care system and reducing administrative costs, and subject to the requirements under paragraph (5).
In this respect, a growing amount of evidence suggests that the automation of clinical, financial, and administrative transactions allowed by new information technologies can lead to health care workforce productivity gains [ 196 , 197]
