The phrase "administration competence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skills or abilities required to effectively manage or oversee administrative tasks or functions.
Example: "The success of the project largely depended on the administration competence of the team leader."
Alternatives: "administrative skills" or "management proficiency".
The purpose of this experimental two-group pre post test study was to examine the effect of an individual simulation experience on nursing student medication administration competence.
Among the many casualties of the Trump administration — competence, expertise, facts, morality, compassion and courtesy, to name just a few — one has been scarcely mentioned, though it constitutes a large part of our national consciousness: idealism.
These tools are constructed for administration by health care providers, but to our knowledge none of them claim any criteria with regard to the administrators' competence.
Thomas L. Friedman is correct: many Americans "have simply lost confidence in this administration's competence and honesty".
To the extent that the party is raising questions about the Bush administration's competence that has a real long term payoff".
It is a test of the administration's competence: if they can't get a stimulus right, how do you expect them to overhaul 17percentt of the nation's economy?
For good measure, consider the BP oil spill and questions — fair or not — of the Obama administration's competence, replete with liberal Washington columnists berating the president for not being forceful enough.
Yet even as Theresa May is effectively making the case for Scottish independence all on her own, the SNP government must quickly become aware of problems closer to home that raise issues of trust in the Sturgeon administration's competence to manage the nation's finances.
The magazine says that Cheney's 18-hour delay in telling the media was "understandable … and the meaning that is being read into the incident — about Cheney's character, the administration's competence, Bush's foreign policy, and much else — is absurd".
He repeatedly attacked the administration's competence, calling its foreign policy "almost stupid" and, in a reference to its domestic policies, declaring, "It's staggering to me how completely inept these people are in almost every choice that we face before the country".
Today, with unemployment remaining persistently near double digits despite the scale of the stimulus program and the BP oil spill having raised questions about his administration's competence, Mr. Obama's signature legislation is providing ammunition to conservatives who argue that government is the problem, not the solution.
