The phrase "administratively complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, process, or system that involves a high level of administrative procedures or requirements, making it difficult to manage.
Example: "The new regulations have made the approval process administratively complex, leading to delays in project implementation."
Alternatives: "administrative hurdles" or "administrative intricacies".
Like Obamacare, it was administratively complex.
At last, something that is not sad, or administratively complex.
However, the alternative to this nested design, including fewer students and more schools, can be costly and administratively complex.
The government maintains that it would have been administratively complex to exclude all but the richest families – those with one or more earners paying the top rate of tax.
Rapaz's isolation has allowed it to guard an enduring archaeological mystery: a collection of khipus, the cryptic woven knots that may explain how the Incas — in contrast to contemporaries in the Ottoman Empire and China's Ming dynasty — ruled a vast, administratively complex empire without a written language.
While mean-testing can in principle make compensation schemes fiscally cheaper, they are administratively complex, especially in countries without an established income tax system.
A: It was just administratively too complex to work in France at the time.
With the rapid expansion of the Islamic realm under Muhammad's political successors, the Muslim polity became administratively more complex and came into contact with the laws and institutions of the lands that the Muslims conquered.
Administratively, the complex is part of the Bejalen Hamlet.
A public option would not have worked before and will not work now by virtue of being too small and administratively more complex.
It is easy to illustrate how a lift in the GST is more unfair and regressive than increasing the Medicare levy as well as being more complex, administratively costly and potentially disruptive to the economy.
