The phrase "administration and technical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to both administrative and technical aspects of a task, project, or organization.
Example: "The team is responsible for both administration and technical support to ensure smooth operations."
Alternatives: "administrative and technical" or "management and technical".
He proceeded to introduce Western political institutions, administration, and technical skills in Egypt; but Turkey, nominally suzerain over Egypt, declared war on France in September.
Such changes are intended to better prepare doctoral students, who traditionally spend more than five years in graduate school honing literary and teaching expertise, but until recently have lacked the opportunity to gain additional editing, administration and technical skills, which could make them more competitive both in universities and beyond.
ES and SG were involved in study and questionnaire design, analysis and interpretation, drafting manuscript, administration and technical support.
I am confident my performance-driven healthcare administration and technical skills will be extremely beneficial to your company, enabling me to thrive in a medical assistant position.
Because of differences in organisational structures and differences in calculation methods between hospitals, it is necessary to make an assumption about the allocation of the costs of indirect staff members, such as the costs of administration and technical staff.
Longer-term development projects such as revision of national legislation, strengthening food control administration and technical capacities and the up-grading of physical facilities, are funded through FAO's Technical Cooperation Programme or by external donors.
This list of events is managed by the Office of Communications and Public Affairs, while CUIT provides application development, administration, training and technical support.
The eighth floor contains the library's administration offices and technical services departments.
But regulations do not define how to measure this activity, according to Tuesday's report from the Treasury inspector general for tax administration, and the technical unit did not provide guidance on some cases for many months, if at all.
It includes everything from human resources and administration to technical and scientific positions, as well as accounting, legal and architectural posts.
But Mr. Conrad said reaching his goal would require him to use the Bush administration's economic and technical assumptions about the budget, which are more optimistic than those of the Congressional Budget Office.
