"institutional apparatus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the structure or system of organizations or institutions, including rules, procedures, and equipment, that work together to achieve a certain goal or function. Example: The government's institutional apparatus for economic regulation has been criticized for being inefficient and outdated.
First, the policymaking and institutional apparatus must be streamlined.
Vichy created an institutional apparatus to foster a French cinema, a "cinema of quality".
With their departure, however, the University loses a longstanding institutional apparatus for fellowship advising.
Much of the institutional apparatus Laing and Esterson were rebelling against was intact when my parents trained as psychiatrists a decade later.
It desperately needs the institutional apparatus that houses great businesses and the innovation process, and the confidence in the future that allows consumers to consume.
At Columbia, students were protesting major justice issues: links between the university and the institutional apparatus supporting the Vietnam War, as well as the gentrification of Harlem.
And in case you haven't noticed, as great as the optics of Obama's presidency were, they seem to have done little to heal the wounds of racism in this nation or dismantle the institutional apparatuses that fuel injustice.
One example is the British cybrid debate, in which the species identity controversy was taken up in the parliamentary debate through numerical evidence, thus framing the cybrids as more animal than human and consequently as entities that should be handled by the animal side of the institutional and legal apparatus (Brown 2009a; Haddow et al. 2010).
Even if cognitive science is still 'a mere babe in the woods of science' (von Eckardt 1999, p. 221), the cognitive sciences of memory nevertheless harness a vast institutional, technological, and textual apparatus more typical of Kuhnian normal science than of an entirely pre-paradigmatic era.
It may not have access to all the apparatus of institutional and financial reward the broader art world has to offer, but it has caught fire and finally matches the standards of a culture.
The near-destruction of the CPC's urban organizational apparatus led to institutional changes within the party.
