The phrase "administrative workload" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the tasks and responsibilities associated with managing administrative duties in an organization or workplace.
Example: "The administrative workload has increased significantly this quarter, requiring additional support staff to manage the tasks effectively."
Alternatives: "administrative tasks" or "administrative duties".
He said the law had added to his costs and his administrative workload.
And, he has been able to reduce his administrative workload by delegating certain tasks to his team members who were eager to take them on.
This would reduce administrative workload and lower the threshold for cooperation between researchers, businesses and active citizens and the resulting innovation.
The NSB Task Force has released a Request for Information (RFI) seeking recommendations from principal investigators for reducing the administrative workload associated with their federal awards.
My friends warn me that although these lectureships provide more job security, they also come with a very heavy teaching and administrative workload and little opportunity to develop a body of research.
Esplen said channeling money through women's funds was a "win-win" for donors and grassroots organisations, simplifying the application process for organisations while ensuring "donors can get money to the grassroots and sub-contract the administrative workload".
The chain also has been slowing down the pace of new store openings and converting thousands of stores to a new, streamlined format that reduces some of the administrative workload for pharmacists.
At this point, used information web technology covers majority of activities such as comparing, analyzing, and transferring of examination grades, and thus helps students and staff for feedback, time saving, relieving administrative workload and developing assessment methods.
The increased presence of administrators in hospitals helps to facilitate these changes and ease administrative workloads on physicians; however, tensions sometimes form between physicians and administrators.
Some studies reported that women tend to have higher Lecturing, assistance and administrative workloads compared to men.
Teachers' practices and beliefs, coupled with heavy teaching and administrative workloads, form an inevitable impediment to providing descriptive feedback in formative assessments and to implement differentiated instructional approaches in class.
