The phrase "administration access" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computer systems, networks, or organizational permissions where access is granted to administrative functions or controls.
Example: "To perform system updates, you need to have administration access to the server."
Alternatives: "admin access" or "administrative privileges".
Perhaps more importantly than votes in the city council chamber, the PSC will give Colau's administration access to a network of contacts, which includes influential bureaucrats, union officials, commercial and civil society associations.
Rooms that are not relevant to you can be muted, and those who are given administration access can send out "blasts", or alerts for priority messages.
The access hole was publicized after Indian newspaper The Tribune paid a man less than $10 in exchange for administration access to the database.
In response, the district's special education director wrote to her that "…in the absence of you voluntarily granting Lewis Cass ISD administration access to you[r] Facebook page, we will assume the worst and act accordingly," according to WSBT-TV.
Cheng provided descriptions of several major aspects of the NHI, including government administration, access, freedom in choice, utilization of services, and benefits offered [ 4].
In the absence of any evidence of relevant differences between biologics, the clinician may leave the choice to the patient, allowing convenience of administration, access to medication, and safety concerns to serve as guides.
The intravenous route of administration, accessed via a subcutaneous vascular access port, has been recently suggested as an animal model for studying the developmental effects of maternal cocaine abuse in the pregnant and/or group-housed rat.
Gov. Jon S. Corzine's administration required access points every quarter-mile, and more parking, bathrooms and showers.
Judicial Watch said it waged a "tough" fight with the Obama administration for access to the previously secret documents.
In the spring, the Obama administration restricted access to counsel for Guantanamo prisoners not actively challenging their detention.
In 1998, the Clinton administration demanded access to a huge underground site that a military intelligence agency believed was a nuclear reactor.
