The phrase "administration companies" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing businesses that provide administrative services, but it is better to clarify the type of administration being referred to.
Example: "Many administration companies specialize in managing office tasks for small businesses."
Alternatives: "administrative firms" or "management companies".
Under the cap-and-trade system preferred by Democratic leaders and the Obama administration, companies that cannot meet their greenhouse gas pollution limit could buy extra permits by investing in carbon-reduction programs abroad.
Under pressure from the auto safety regulators in the Bush administration, companies have been working jointly to develop new standards aimed at reducing the dangers posed by S.U.V.'s and pickups when they collide with cars.
Led and at times goaded by the Obama administration, companies throughout the U.S. will be scrambling to be part of the reinvest in America program.
Administration, companies and population need efficient indicators of the possible effects given by a change in decision, strategy or habit.
In 1985, I joined her bankruptcy administration company.
His mother is a financial analyst with CNIC Health Solutions, an insurance administration company in Denver.
BANK OF NEW YORK CO., New York, and Standard Bank Group Ltd., a South African banking company, said they had started talks with Old Mutual Asset Managers South Africa Ltd. to form an investment administration company in South Africa.
The Silicon Valley search engine has not officially announced the settlement, but a legal administration company has informed plaintiffs unhappy Yahoo! pay-per-click customers that courts have granted preliminary approval of the settlement.
Last year Fiserv sold off a unit that processes health insurance claims to UnitedHealthcare, as well as a trust administration company and 51% of its insurance division for proceeds totaling $1.2 billion.
**** The column, On the "A" w/Souleo, covers the intersection of the arts, culture entertainment and philanthropy in Harlem and beyond and is written by Souleo, founder and president of arts administration company, Souleo Enterprises, LLC.
In 2008 Horton wrote on his blog for Harper's that Brennan was "morally unfit to serve as the Director of Central Intelligence" because he was too much of a Bush administration "company man".
