The phrase "administer cash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or distributing money, often in financial or administrative settings.
Example: "The accountant is responsible for administering cash to various departments as needed."
Alternatives: "disburse cash" or "manage cash".
Launched in 2003 in selected Jobcentre Plus offices, which administer Government cash benefits and employment services, the programme was envisioned as a 'next step' in British welfare-to-work policies.
Grants would increase the cost of the program, but might be easier to administer while giving cash-strapped beneficiaries more financial flexibility.
Throughout the conversation, there were repeated tributes to the fact that locally administered solutions to big social problems often turn out to be more enduring than what Cruddas calls "cash transfers administered by a centralised state" – a big part, he said, of the record of the last Labour government.
A. How is a specialized petty cash fund administered?
On the contrary, we welcome the much-needed long-term cash injections administered by this Government.
He bought a second-tier soccer team in Manchester, England, and administered a shower of cash.
We concluded that it is highly anomalous for significant amounts of public money to be administered through a cash-limited, discretionary fund controlled by a board of trustees.
The government is thinking of handing two benefits, covering housing and council tax, to local councils to administer, with an annually declining cash budget from the centre, to force local staff to bear down on fraud.
The Gas Efficiency Performance Program, paid for by Con Ed and administered by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, provides cash incentives for certain natural-gas customers who increase the efficiency of their heating systems.
On the one hand, the UK government is claiming egregious behaviour by the Rwandan government sufficient to suspend direct support, while on the other dispersing £9m to a cash transfer programme administered by the very same government.
