The term 'institutional actor' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic and professional contexts to describe an organization or institution that influences or participates in a particular process or initiative. For example, "The school district was an important institutional actor in the campaign to promote healthier school lunches."
In general, an act performed by an external non-institutional actor is not an act of institutional corruption if there is a mediating institutional actor who is fully responsible for the institutional harm.
In this talk, I reject this understanding of the state as a coherent institutional actor that simply implements policies at will.
The WHO is regarded as a highly important and relevant institutional actor in global health diplomacy but recently it has been argued that organizational reforms are greatly needed if it is to continue to play this role effectively.
The UK acknowledges that the WHO as an institutional actor in the context of globalization plays a major role in helping them to cooperate to achieve common global health objectives.
In so doing, we shed light on the multi-scalar interrelatedness of institutional structures and actors in socio-technical systems and elaborate on the implications for the conceptualization of transition dynamics.
In designing their implementation setups, member states must therefore address both the roles of different institutional actors and the interplay among institutions.
The list of institutional actors shows that there are many committees and institutions assigned for quality issues in health care.
However, it has been suggested by, for example, Roy Bhaskar (Bhaskar 1979: 44) that this reproduction of institutions is the unintended result of the free actions of institutional actors in institutional settings.
The range of institutional actors supporting their decisions is both large and complex.
Reliability increase when traces and supporting institutional actors that take part in the calculation are at a distance.
Implementing such a new organization requires national management and the cooperation of institutional actors (university hospitals, cancer treatment centers, universities).
