; and (ii) identify support and intervention services to improve outcomes for children located in a geographic area identified under subsection (c)(1)(A); and (B) not more than 10 percent of the grant in each subsequent year to continue data analysis activities. (3) Administration An eligible entity that receives a grant under this section may not use more than 5 percent of amounts received through the grant for administration, reporting, and program oversight functions, including the development of systems to improve data collection and data sharing for the purposes of improving services and the provision of care. (4) Priority (A) In general In awarding grants under this section, the Secretary shall give priority, to the extent practical, to eligible entities that use community-based system dynamic modeling as the primary data analysis method. (B) System dynamic modeling defined The term system dynamic modeling means a method of data analysis and predictive modeling that includes— (i) utilization of community-based participatory research methods for involving community in the process of understanding and changing systems and evaluating outcomes of grants; (ii) consideration of a multitude of environmental risk factors and ascertainment of the significance of contributing community risk factors for purposes of identifying strategies to reduce adverse child outcomes, including— (I) maltreatment cases; (II) involvement with the juvenile criminal legal system or foster system; (III) exclusionary school discipline; or (IV) exposure to violence