The phrase "administratively costly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that incurs significant administrative expenses or burdens.
Example: "Implementing the new policy proved to be administratively costly, requiring additional staff and resources."
Alternatives: "administrative burden" or "administrative expenses".
To lower the threshold for means-testing would be administratively costly, time-consuming and inefficient because of the many varied combinations of assets, capital and earnings among pensioners.
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.
Demand inevitably outstrips supply in all health-care systems, including, contrary to your claim, those funded by private health insurance.Of the two ideas proffered to revive the NHS, increasing use of patient charges is administratively costly, inequitable, raises relatively little money and penalises patients instead of those responsible for health spending--doctors.
The second argument is that it is administratively costly to scale the level of activation quickly up and down according to cyclical fluctuations.
Other reasons included: that it would be less costly administratively; that it maximised the value of left over biosamples; that patients would not have to consider it every time they were having an operation or blood test; that those that did not want to donate still had the opportunity to opt-out and that it would 'normalise' donating leftover biosamples which would be a positive step.
However, the alternative to this nested design, including fewer students and more schools, can be costly and administratively complex.
First, the social care workforce is relatively mature: just 11% are under 25, making it not too costly and certainly less trouble administratively to pay the £7.20 to all.
But the bring-forward was also considered and rejected by Julia Gillard's Cabinet because they were costly to the budget and administratively difficult, with flow on effects for the rest of the carbon pricing system.
"Administratively we are not".
No, administratively this wasn't possible.
They are administratively part of County Galway.
