"administration clerk" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is a job title for someone who works as an administrative assistant in a clerical role. For example, "She worked as an administration clerk for ten years before she got a promotion."
Deep in the bowels of every hospital are teams of administration clerks whose job it is to record how long patients are waiting.
A total of 589 volunteers aged 11 78 years participated in this study: 297 CR were randomly recruited from the South and North campuses of Sun Yat-Sen University (middle school students, undergraduates, teachers, salesclerks, and retirees), and 292 HW (doctors, nursing staff, clinical laboratory staff, administration clerks, and cleaners) were randomly recruited from Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hospital.
(The son of Rex Lee, who was Solicitor General in the Reagan Administration, Mike Lee clerked for Samuel Alito during his first year on the Court).
In 1906, he served in the local Ottoman administration as a clerk in the Department of Telegraphic and Postal Services (DTPS) in Nablus.
Many tasks have changed hands in recent years: administration is run by clerks and administrators, management of beds and transferrals by patient-flow managers.
The Clinton administration hired 96 former clerks, but only 16percentt of them came from the chambers of the four most conservative justices — Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Anthony M. Kennedy.
One said that there is so much administration that she feels like a clerk at time, while others said the following: There is so much admin, and meetings.
Of this, Jersey City spent about $17 million on school administration -- principals, assistant principals and clerks at school sites.
Of the 89 former clerks hired by the administration of George W. Bush, on the other hand, 68percentt came from those four chambers.
Hilary's clerks were trained in administration, and one of them, his nephew Jocelin, was named chancellor of Chichester Cathedral by his uncle.
