The phrase 'administratively for' is not an idiomatic part of English and should not be used in written language.
If you are trying to convey a meaning about something being done in a way that aligns with administrative procedure or policy, you could instead say something like: "The decision was made in accordance with administrative protocol."
And smaller contributions can be a hassle administratively for some organizations to collect, deposit, acknowledge and track.
Today, the home builders acknowledge that they were unprepared emotionally and administratively for the outpouring of human misery unleashed by their efforts.
Even with good caretakers, it can be quite isolating for the senior and it can be very tough administratively for the adult children.
But the government needs to find a balance between that need and a situation that would create a huge burden, financially and administratively, for funding organizations that would lead them to back only organizations operating out of the U.S".
One of the most immediate problems is pulling the Joffrey together administratively for the rest of its summer tour, which includes performances in June at the Spoleto Festival U.S.A. in Charleston, S.C.; the Fourth U.S.A.
You couldn't do anything administratively for this?" Mr. Obama sought to turn the question around to reflect his other efforts on behalf of immigrants, particularly those with no criminal background.
Each annual report shall include information on the number, and rate of denial administratively, of applications for naturalization, for each district office of the Service and by national origin group.
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.
However, hundreds and perhaps thousands of soldiers have been administratively discharged for such problems in recent years.
It is administratively easy for both doctors and patients, the fees are reasonable, and access to doctors is straightforward.
Robert Buhrman, senior vice provost for research and vice president for technology transfer, intellectual property and research policy, acknowledged the many bureaucratic dimensions of getting a center like this administratively ready for business.
