The phrase "administratively efficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe processes, systems, or practices that are effective and streamlined in terms of administration or management.
Example: "The new software has made our operations more administratively efficient, reducing paperwork and saving time."
Alternatives: "administrative effectiveness" or "operationally efficient".
Respondents sought regulatory frameworks that: are coherent; balance clarity, prescription and flexibility; are enabled by positive regulatory relationships; administratively efficient; targeted according to risk magnitude and character; evidence-based and that deliver long-term market stability for regulatees.
And more progressives have come to recognize and assert the fundamental virtues of Social Security: that it helps to mitigate the increased risk of retirement insecurity, in an age of defined-contribution pensions; that, as a forced-savings program, it helps to overcome behavioral biases that lead people to under-save; and that it's mildly redistributive, universal, and administratively efficient.
RAE under-achieving departments are "rationalized", "unproductive" staff are made to feel inferior and encouraged to move on, and, across the country, subject departments have been "restructured" into composite schools, which are thought to be more administratively efficient and cost-effective than smaller units.
Our first priority was getting a grant application system up and running that is both administratively efficient for the trust and user-friendly for applicants.
This is an absurd idea, since it takes a popular, administratively efficient, and humane program and gives it to a distrusted and inefficient private insurance system that delivers the world's most expensive health care at a mediocre level of quality.
In our study, the NHIS referral system was found to be less administratively efficient than the insurance reimbursement, according to the providers.
In environments where enforcement and regulatory capacity are weak, and the formal sector is small, covering the informal sector through a combination of taxation and donor funds could be administratively more efficient than trying to expand or mandate enrolment among the informal sector.
I would also add that I am normally extremely efficient administratively, and friends and family would be surprised to hear that I have been caught out".
This history makes clear the search which has been made for a measure of the true dollar values of imported merchandise for customs purposes which was accurate (see Cramer v. Arthur, 102 U.S. 612, 617, 26 L.Ed. 259) and at the same time administratively feasible and efficient.
This hardly means the second patient's insurance is more efficient — administratively, the patients are identical.
The inherent limitations of federal regulatory agencies must be recognized to restructure environmental health management to be more effective in lowering risks while being efficient, administratively simple, and more equitable.
