The phrase "administration coordinator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for coordinating administrative tasks within an organization.
Example: "The administration coordinator will ensure that all office supplies are ordered and that the schedule is maintained."
Alternatives: "administrative coordinator" or "admin coordinator".
The ship will be called the Denison, after a former Maritime Administration coordinator of research, Charles Denison.
However, according to Gary Samore, a former Obama administration coordinator for arms control and weapons of mass destruction, "India intends to build thermonuclear weapons as part of its strategic deterrent against China.
The pamphlets were delivered during the first month of the program to a member of the school administration (coordinator or director).
She contributed to the school community for 34 years: administration, technology coordinator, board member, selfless volunteer.
General Walters, who is known as Buck, was designated the Bush administration's "coordinator" for southern Iraq.
The New Republic's Michael Crowley points out that new Bush administration policy coordinator Joel Kaplan is quite familiar with the practice of hardball politics: He was a participant in the "Brooks Brothers riot" during the 2000 Florida recount, when a group of mostly Republican House aides posed as citizen protestors and helped shut down a recount of Miami-Dade ballots.
On January 7, Mayra Pinheiro, the new administration's coordinator of Mais Medicos, urged Cuban doctors still in the country to reapply for the program.
Foley served as U.S. ambassador to Croatia from 2009 to 2012, and was a Bush administration senior coordinator on the Iraqi refugee issue. .
A spokesman for Randall L. Tobias, the administration's AIDS coordinator, said any suggestion that he was snubbing generics was "utter nonsense".
"All options for assuring safety are on the table," said Dr. David Blumenthal, the Obama administration's national coordinator for health information technology.
"This is a big social project, not just a technical endeavor," says Dr. David Blumenthal, the Obama administration's national coordinator for health information technology.
