Wiktionary
vb. To bring something under the control of a bureaucracy; to make bureaucratic.
Usage examples of "bureaucratize".
The radio was bureaucratized so early in its career that the relationship between broadcasting and literature has never been thought out.
An intellectual, a maverick, and a warrior in a service that was increasingly anti-intellectual, conformist, and bureaucratized, he thought of himself as the token exception in what was turning into The Corporate Navy.
That was one reason he'd made colonel so young in an organization as bureaucratized as the DGI.
Iraq's health care system was highly centralized and bureaucratized and lacked the flexibility to cope with sudden, large-scale problems.
But if history teaches us anything it is that frontiers become settled, then set, then rigidly bureaucratized, and the more bureaucrats there are, the more laws are needed to keep them fed.