The phrase "administration and operating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to management, governance, or the functioning of systems or organizations.
Example: "The report covers the administration and operating procedures of the new software system."
Alternatives: "management and operation" or "governance and functioning".
The settlers assured of personal freedom, fixed rents, and some measure of self-administration and operating under the so-called German Law founded new villages and towns or reorganized old ones.
Secure Communities, initiated in 2008 under the administration of President George W. Bush, has expanded rapidly under the Obama administration, and is operating in 1,331 local jurisdictions in 42 states, according to official figures.
In addition, a variety of computer sciences courses are also offered and include topics such as computer security, network security, active, and passive defenses, data and computer communications, computer and network administration, advanced operating systems, and database systems.
Mr. Stevens, 43, is a computer systems programmer in the Oakbrook Terrace, Ill., office of Ciber Inc., a consulting company based in Greenwood Village, Colo., that sells computers and software and provides administration for operating systems.
Congress needs to keep pushing the administration to change course and operate an agency that does its most important job — protecting the consumer.
Ignoring the incredibly efficient work of America's defense, security, and law enforcement agencies, Boehner charged the administration with operating "without a real, comprehensive plan to confront and defeat the terrorist threat".
(From the school's early days, Barnard's relationship with Columbia went through several changes; it is an independent liberal arts college affiliated with Columbia but maintains its own campus, faculty, administration, operating budget and admissions standards, though Columbia and Barnard students can take many classes at either institution).
Civil liberties groups, Congressional Democrats and some Republicans reacted to the disclosures with outrage, accusing the administration of operating an illegal surveillance program inside the United States.
On Monday, senior officials justified a weekend attack against a suspected Iraqi insurgent leader in Syria by saying the administration was operating under an expansive new definition of self-defense.
Not surprisingly, the union takes issue with this math, claiming that a 2.5% across-the-board cut would equal over $10 million dollars of the administration's operating budget--more than five times more than the cost of the union's proposals.
