The phrase "administering the exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or overseeing a process of exchange, such as in finance, trade, or communication.
Example: "The team is responsible for administering the exchange of information between departments to ensure smooth operations."
Alternatives: "managing the exchange" or "overseeing the exchange".
The notion that the Soviets were operating a carefully targeted espionage program was undermined when we Americans learned that officials in the Soviet Ministry of Higher Education, which administered the exchange program on the Soviet side, were selling places on the exchange for cash.
Mt Gox's move to the States was announced in a statement from Peter Vessenes, chief executive of CoinLab, the firm that will administer the exchange in the US, in partnership with Silicon Valley Bank.
The organization, which administers the Fulbright exchange program, helps corporations and foundations to develop and manage scholarship and training programs.
The procedure was completed as previously described, with microbiological sampling, careful joint irrigation but without head/liner exchange, and administering the same intravenous empirical antibiotic therapy.
The PBOC administers the country's exchange-rate policy, but it does not make it.
They don't know there are subsidies to help them pay for it," said Lori Lodes, who once helped run the office that administered the federal health insurance exchange under President Barack Obama.
Her father, who works in New York and Washington, is the chief executive of the Institute of International Education, which administers the Fulbright scholarships and other exchange programs.
Still, Allan E. Goodman, president of the Institute of International Education, which administers the Fulbright program and other academic exchanges, said he was convinced that student exchanges in both directions would continue to grow.
Although the company administers the trading of futures, options and exchange-traded index funds, it lacks the more sophisticated computer systems and trading mechanisms offered by the likes of the American Stock Exchange.
The legislation afforded states the "choice" of how to develop, implement, and administer the health insurance marketplaces, often referred to as exchanges.
