The phrase "administrative unit to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific administrative unit that is intended to perform a certain function or task.
Example: "The administrative unit to oversee the project will be established next month."
Alternatives: "administrative body for" or "administrative division to".
The demand for 'Gorkhaland', a separate political and administrative unit to be carved out from the Gurkha populated districts of West Bengal state, has enforced a total shutdown in the Darjeeling hills since 3 August.
Following Garcia et al.60 a gravity model-based approach was used to estimate the total number of people migrating from one administrative unit to any other administrative unit, between 2005 and 2010, within each malaria endemic country located in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean62,63 (Supplementary Table 1).
Concerns about the geographical space and therefore administrative unit to which mobile peoples should be attributed are more acute in francophone than anglophone countries.
In Mali, this issue of the administrative unit to which mobile pastoralists 'belong' was largely resolved back in the colonial period and the legacy continues to the present day.
The Local Government Act 1972 legislated for a new metropolitan administrative unit to be known as the County of West Midlands, incorporating the North West Warwickshire, South Staffordshire and North Worcestershire border area.
- The extraction of a commitment from the municipalities and the cercle (second level administrative unit) to devote ten percent of their budget to health and fund evacuation and referral entirely.
But he directed the leaders of six administrative units to each come up with 10percentt cuts in their divisions.
The Cloudification service is a partnership between CIT staff and IT staff in the colleges and administrative units to help facilitate consistent, secure, efficient processes for moving campus applications to the cloud.
Archambeau, Associate Provost for Planning, works closely with the divisions, professional schools and administrative units to ensure the equitable and optimal use of campus space.
We used these administrative units to dichotomize the hospital separations into rural and urban components.
We have harmonized data from all existing censuses and surveys and reconstructed (in most cases) the boundaries of corresponding administrative units (to their second level or municipalities).
