The phrase "a high level administrative" is not correct as it is missing a noun after "administrative" to complete the thought.
You can use it in contexts where you are describing a type of role or position, but it needs to be modified for clarity.
Example: "She was promoted to a high level administrative position within the organization."
Alternatives: "senior administrative" or "executive administrative".
A key feature of FDC functioning is that individual FDCs operate within a higher level administrative and support unit.
"We both knew from the get-go that whoever wrote this piece would essentially be committing career suicide in terms of getting a high-level administrative job in academia or a policy-making position," Dr. Mearsheimer said.
In the midst of these events--which have reignited public interest in the lack of accountability for torture and other violations of international laws--news broke that Dr. Larry James, a senior intelligence psychologist at Guantanamo during a time of the worst documented abuses, was on the short list for a high-level administrative position at the University of Missouri.
People who are interested in being a corporate medical director, laboratory director or another high level administrative role should consider a master's degree in public health.
Finally, the Ministry of Health Headquarters and two provincial health offices were visited to capture additional programme costs of curative and preventive interventions such as central purchasing of drugs and high level administrative personnel [ 10].
Of course the agency is right to expect a high level of administrative competence from trusted sponsors, so the public retains confidence in the system.
These messages were negotiated and operated to fashion a supranational ideal for neurology's professional identity, which was informing higher level administrative decision making and defining the field's purpose and practicality.
The estimation of higher level administrative costs (at regional, zonal and national levels) was outside the scope of the current study.
This paper designs an object-oriented, continuous-time, full simulation model for addressing a wide range of clinical, procedural, administrative, and financial decisions in health care at a high level of biological, clinical, and administrative detail.
