'sound administration' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a form of stable, efficient and competent governing. For example: "The university has experienced a period of sound administration since the new president took office."
These are but the most famous of many statutes aimed at efficiency and sound administration.
Despite Dr Palacio's grand schemes, the more humble goals of economic reform, sound administration and political stability look further away than ever.
Do you think that that is consistent with the purposes of the death penalty, and is -- is it consistent with sound administration of the justice system?
That class, they write, is "becoming increasingly indifferent to the common good and the notion of sound administration in order to nourish itself".
It involves sound administration, policymaking flair, judgment, personal presence, a capacity for teamwork combined with a distinct political identity: a tall order, and few in the current cabinet meet it.
He served as Liu's trusted lieutenant and became the new Capitan China after Liu's death in 1869, upon which he began to put together a sound administration and a strong fighting force.
At his U.S. Senate confirmation hearings today, Paulson, President George W. Bush's nominee to become the next treasury secretary, quickly sounded administration themes on taxes, trade and the deficit.
Good healthcare waste management in a hospital depends on a dedicated waste management team, good administration, careful planning, sound organization, underpinning legislation, adequate financing, and full participation by trained staff.
Hamiltonians historically believed in sound government finance and efficient administration.
But they have almost no interest in sound public administration.
In the short term I will focus on delivering excellent returns for the fund, improved liability management and delivering a sound pension administration and payroll service to the LPFA and our partners.
