'institutional mandate' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a policy or requirement set by a large organization, such as a university or government. For example, "The university's institutional mandate requires all students to complete a certain number of credit hours each semester."
The seven current work colleges didn't become federally recognized as such because of a top-down institutional mandate; the regulations were formalized around what they were already doing.
The networks differ in their potential to generate efficiency and legitimacy gains from collaboration, their commitment to the ideals underlying the institutional mandate, and their willingness to pursue effective collaboration in light of the influence of other external constituents.
Even though psychiatrists have the institutional mandate to prescribe medications, we show how the use of accounts displays psychiatrists' orientation to building consensus with clients in achieving medical decisions by balancing medical authority with the sensitivity to the treatment relationship.
In turn they adopt structural and control system designs that reflect different levels of clinical activity integration, and different degrees of substantive acquiescence to the institutional mandate to collaborate.
Vishniac claimed that he had gone east on an "assignment from God," as he put it in one interview, implying that his work was undertaken without financial support or an institutional mandate.
The paper traces the key decisions that led to the creation of the TWRC by the federal, provincial and municipal governments and details the ambitious planning and design vision that emerged for the waterfront, but also argues that the TWRC was awarded a limited institutional mandate to fulfil its aims and objectives.
Still, the conditions in residential care institutions are often inadequate and their institutional mandates are divided between various line ministries depending on the age, the disability and at risk status of children.
However, institutional mandates, missions, funding, venue and ego often make that impossible.
Action is constrained by institutional mandates focused on preserving existing conditions rather than recognizing a dynamic future.
Institutional mandates received an initial boost in 2004 from the UK parliamentary select committee's historic recommendation on green OA.
Blixrud: Well, most of the institutional mandates for deposit I've seen have or are building in opt-out clauses.
