"institutional characteristics" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the specific characteristics of an organization, such as its policies, procedures, culture, and environment. For example: "Our organization is unique due to its distinct institutional characteristics, which prioritize diversity and inclusion."
Her findings suggested that, indeed, institutional characteristics affect persistence as evidenced by higher student persistence rates at institutions with higher proportions of undergraduate students versus graduate students.
Surveys the French pension system, its particular institutional characteristics, and some of the critical challenges and opportunities facing French reformers.
Although early inquisitorial practices in some instances moved toward institutionalization, only those of the 16th century displayed full institutional characteristics.
Do institutional characteristics of SPACs determine the success of their merger outcomes?
Questions are raised about the capacity for change of this type of firm, which combines organizational dimension and institutional characteristics.
The case provides fodder for discussion of those personal and institutional characteristics which came into play during an extreme crisis management situation.
The book integrates modern microeconomic theory with a comprehensive analysis of the economic, technical, and institutional characteristics of modern electrical power systems.
While on average HBCUs accept more low-income and first-generation students and cope with racial disparities in state and federal funding, they have similar retention and graduation rates when compared with PWIs with similar institutional characteristics and student demographics.
This paper argues that the optimal design of accounting standards may depend on the institutional characteristics of the political and economic system.
We integrate monetary policy-making by committee into a New Keynesian model to assess the consequences of the committee׳s institutional characteristics for inflation, output, and welfare.
The EFI quantifies the level of particular institutional characteristics thought to promote economic freedom and aggregates them into a single index value.
