The phrase "administration board" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals responsible for overseeing the administration of an organization or institution.
Example: "The administration board met to discuss the new policies that would affect the entire school."
Alternatives: "management board" or "governing board".
For years, contention among the administration, board and faculty was kept at bay under the leadership of Robert Harth, a beloved figure who left in 2001 to become president of Carnegie Hall.
In addition, an administration board interactively controls the development of the city trough the urban plan, the building of new roads and the location of public facilities.
In addition, the written material includes a total of 87 cases in which private persons filed formal applications to the County Administration Board with requests for lowering the speed limits on specific stretches of road during 2005 2008.
In NSW, alcohol outlet licensing is managed by the State Government's Office of Liquor Gaming and Racing (known as the Liquor Administration Board until 30 June 2008).
For the implementation of the methodological tools, authorization of the relevant institutional bodies - the administration board, ethics committee and ICU directors - was required.
As a result, in 2008 the Liquor Administration Board restricted opening hours of 14 pubs in the CBD from 5 a.m. to 3 a.m., with a 1 a.m. lockout, effective from 21 March 2008.
The Raja of Bobbili who served the Premier from 1932 to 1936, appointed untouchables to temple administration boards all over the presidency.
We specifically aimed at evaluating face and content validity of PQIs and at assessing measurement feasibility and reliability, in order to obtain PQIs ready for use in the assessment and improvement of quality within regional health administration boards of the public care system in Quebec, Canada.
The matter deserves national attention: how UVA's administration and governing board resolve it will have important implications for all of American public higher education.
That company, Rosneft, appointed Igor Sechin, deputy head of the Kremlin administration, as board chairman.
Mr. Gilbert seems mostly to have won over the Philharmonic's administration and board, which have a history of stodginess.
