The phrase "for administrative ease" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to making something easier for administrative purposes. For example, "We are introducing a new system for administrative ease."
Speaking on the Senate floor last year, she said, "I strongly disagree with changing the core principle of our patent system — awarding a patent to the true inventor — for the sake of perceived administrative ease".
Flat fees in payment for environmental services (PES) schemes promote administrative ease, and are perceived as egalitarian.
The other two factors are insolation (the more sunshine, the less capital is needed for a given power output) and administrative ease of obtaining permits and contracts.
Nevertheless, flat rate payment has been observed to encourage administrative ease and perceived as equitable in PES schemes (Sanchez et al. 2015).
For the pilot test, anaesthesia providers were asked to complete and examine the questionnaire with regard to its flow, salience, acceptability and administrative ease.
FFQ proponents argue their utility on grounds of low participant burden, cost-effectiveness and administrative ease [ 12].
Far too often, administrative ease or a lack of understanding results in inappropriate assessment tools being used for a given situation [ 40] (i.e. it is exceedingly difficult to assess a student's ability to critically synthesize and apply knowledge in a "real world" situation by means of a multiple-choice exam).
Where appropriate systems are in place for accurate diagnosis, appropriate treatment (i.e. psychotherapy) and follow-up, the SMFQ may be a feasible and useful screening instrument in these settings because of its relative administrative ease, as well as its accuracy.
The rest of his time was for administrative duties.
The replacement officially was for "administrative reasons".
