"administratively closed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that has occurred when a process or task is completed according to administrative procedure. For example, "The case was administratively closed after all the paperwork had been reviewed and approved."
She paid steep fees to an attorney, who never pressed to have her case administratively closed, which, during the Obama Administration, was a common way for undocumented parents who'd committed no significant crimes to resolve their cases.
The Haggler asked the bureau if he could speak to one of those unhappy customers whose cases were "administratively closed".
The DoJ called the activity "criminal" and "an abuse of power", but the department administratively closed the case without interviewing either the officer or witnesses.
That, soon thereafter, we received request for follow-up inquiry, and we did the follow-up and provided that information in November, and that we administratively closed the file in January".
"Inasmuch as Google is the victim and their assistance in the form of providing logs is necessary to pursue prosecution, it is recommended this case be administratively closed," the F.B. I. agent wrote.
As a result, there are more than 6,000 sites where the state, having conducted partial cleanups, has administratively closed the file on the site even though pollution in the ground is still seeping toward the ground water.
Because she'd been put in removal proceedings years before, an immigration judge needed to administratively close her old case, and, for that, ICE would have to sign off.
In May, he agreed with the Board of Immigration Appeals that Morley should reopen the case and went a step further, limiting judges' authority to administratively close cases at all.
He also said it appeared that the case had been closed administratively, not with a grand jury's deciding that there was not enough evidence to prosecute.
IRS examinations of Trump's tax returns from 2002 to 2008 have been "closed administratively," the lawyers wrote, "without assessment or payment".
Over 88percentt of cases were being closed out administratively, meaning that people hadn't even tried to get their money or property back.
