"administratively simple" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is typically used to describe tasks or procedures that are relatively straightforward to complete from an administrative standpoint. For example, you could say "This payroll system is administratively simple and does not require complicated software or procedures."
It would be administratively simple to determine each citizen's lifetime earnings, because the Social Security Administration already has all this data.
"The trick is targeting that only on high-income folks — that's not administratively simple," said Roberton Williams, senior fellow at the nonpartisan Tax Policy Center.
Using a banded system to determine the market value of properties would mean an "administratively simple" system, Mr Balls added, with owners able to submit their own valuations.
Administratively Simple: It eliminates bureaucracy, and it brings credibility and transparency.
They also say it's administratively simple, since an agency like the Social Security Administration already runs such programs and could take on paid leave with relative ease.
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.
First, why not instead impose a more transparent and administratively simpler tax on carbon emissions?
While geographical targeting tends to be administratively simpler than individual targeting and can be politically convenient, the current analysis suggests that where nutrition interventions are focused on stunting (low height-for-age), targeting by neighborhood may often lead to unacceptably high rates of undercoverage and leakage of benefits to the non-needy.
Party sources said it was administratively simpler for Corbyn to have just one Facebook account – he has retained his official one –although the move came as the party faced fresh criticism over senior officials belonging to Facebook groups where antisemitic messages were posted.
The first set tends to be administratively (fairly) simple but politically hard.
So administratively it's simple; it saves so much money by streamlining this complex, private health insurance bureaucracy.
