The phrase "administration branch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific division or sector within an organization or government that is responsible for administrative functions.
Example: "The administration branch of the government is tasked with implementing policies and managing public services."
Alternatives: "administrative division" or "administrative sector".
Brian Wolfe, a manager for the bank's estate-administration branch, said the vault's contents "were not arranged by chronology or in any other discernible order, nor was there any catalog system to account for all the assets".
Kenneth O. Burris Jr., the chief operating officer for the United States Fire Administration, a branch of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said that experts had "recognized for quite a number of years that automatic fire suppression systems," like sprinklers, "are the most effective method".
During my time working for the Civil Administration, a branch of the Israeli Defense Ministry that coordinates civilian and humanitarian projects in the West Bank in collaboration with international organizations, the Palestinian Authority and the Israel Defense Forces, I found out quite quickly that an "uncontroversial civil project" doesn't exist.
13 The serum albumin rose after administration of branched-chain amino acids, and hepatocellular carcinoma development was blocked after administration.
14 However, the mechanism of preventing hepatocellular carcinoma by the administration of branched-chain amino acids has been only partly elucidated.
Currently, albumin level, encephalopathy, and ascites can be altered by medical intervention, including administration of branched-chain amino acids, Zn preparations, and diuretics [ 23].
15, 16 It is possible that administration of branched-chain amino acids increased serum albumin levels, and progression of hepatocellular carcinoma seemed to be prevented as a result.
Library, in Jamaica, where he is superintendent of branch administration.
Midway through the Bush administration, the executive branch sought and obtained the court's legal blessing to continue secret surveillance programs that had originally circumvented the FISA process.
Increasingly, conservative Catholics appear to be making a specific form of anti-abortion politics, condemning the administration root and branch, a test of Catholic identity — and the number of bishops leading the charge is growing.
