The phrase "administrative weaknesses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe deficiencies or shortcomings in administrative processes or practices within an organization.
Example: "The recent audit revealed several administrative weaknesses that need to be addressed to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "administrative shortcomings" or "administrative flaws".
These ministries were generally characterized by administrative weaknesses that severely handicapped the provision of education.
He issued his own grand ordinance of reform that included remedies for administrative weaknesses enumerated by the Pope.
It's possible that Holder's personal investment in his office is what has undermined his progress in other areas, and exacerbated his administrative weaknesses.
However, he was unable to overcome the fiscal and administrative weaknesses that contributed to the eventual downfall of the Lancastrian dynasty.
An economic downturn combined with a couple of bad bets on Broadway highlighted the theater's deep-seated and nearly fatal administrative weaknesses.
Although the organizational and administrative weaknesses detailed here very likely helped prolong the controversy and probably were in part responsible for it, the answers to how the conflict began and why it persisted lie elsewhere.
But the administrative weakness of the Afghan government is also an excuse to keep it enfeebled.
The Yemeni state's administrative weakness, Mr. Yacoub added, derives in part from two major crises of recent years.
Mothers and children may face risks because of limited or close to term ANC visits, low-quality care during visits due to poor provider training, infrastructure and administrative weakness at facilities, complications of existing conditions such as TB, malaria, anemia, or sexually transmit-ted infections (STIs), and short intervals between births [ 4].
However, an audit by Mr. Regan's office covering a period from 1982 to 1985 disclosed what he called a number of administrative failures and weaknesses involving collections, personnel, timekeeping and payroll practices.
"Hundreds of thousands of refugees trapped in a country that is bankrupt, that has serious administrative and organisational weaknesses, with a state that is unable to provide for their basic needs?" The question hangs in the air while she searches for the right word.
