The phrase "administration desk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a desk or office where administrative tasks are performed, often found in schools, offices, or organizations.
Example: "If you have any questions about your enrollment, please visit the administration desk located in the main lobby."
Alternatives: "administrative office" or "admin desk".
2. When a booking referral from the woman's General Practitioner is sent to the hospital, the administration desk contacts the woman and informs the woman of (a) the opportunity to book with a caseload midwife as part the care offered at the hospital, and (b) if eligible invite them to participate in the study before the first booking visit.
When the woman contacts the hospital by phone for booking, the administration desk will send out information leaflets informing women of (a) the opportunity to book with a caseload midwife as part the care offered at the hospital and (b) inviting them to participate in the study before the first visit to the hospital antenatal clinics.
It also offers core lab administration, safety desk work, event adjudication, and data safety monitoring committee management.
So, when a successful WeThePeople petition on the topic came across the administration's desk, it declared, for the first time, its support for changing a regulation to allow consumers to take their cellphones across different wireless carriers.
Mr. Richardson, his time in office dwindling fast, also has a piece of unfinished business from the Wallace administration on his desk: the proposed pardon of Billy the Kid.
Throughout my time in local newspapers and radio, I kept a dog-eared copy of my public administration textbook by my desk in case of emergency.
In ascending order, they are designed for parking; entrance and orientation; community meeting rooms; book stacks and circulation desks; and administration offices.
Let me note, in passing, that no one, no one, in the administration, at the policy desks, writing the speeches, or in the congress, could answer even a third of these test questions.
When we moved in, we stumbled upon some Kennedy administration-era steel desks at an auction house for $5 each.
Several physician's desk references and drug administration mandates still note a contraindication for the use of stimulants in patients with TD [ 110, 121]; and even in those with only a family history of tics.
"The Presidential Years," spanning all four administrations, has as its centerpiece the desk Roosevelt used in the Oval Office, complete with clutter and knickknacks from admirers.
