"administration director" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is in charge of the administrative tasks in an organization, or someone who manages and oversees the administrative activities in a business or other organization. For example: "John Smith was appointed to the role of administration director at ABC Company."
Donald Wintersgill syndication editor (Guardian) Peter Yapp administration director (Guardian) Marjorie Yue assistant travel editor (Observer).
Her father is the administration director at MDRC, a nonprofit social-policy research organization in New York.
The administration director called us this morning but we said that we didn't any of the administrative staff in the room".
CLINTON ADMINISTRATION Director of the Office of Management and Budget Special assistant to the president Member of the National Security Council OBAMA ADMINISTRATION Deputy secretary of state Director of the Office of Management and Budget White House chief of staff.
When the Chinese sportswear company Li Ning began to think about expanding abroad, the company sent its executives to a Chinese intercultural trainer at the suggestion of Feng Jingwen, the company's administration director.
Today Mr. Stalnos, a 57-year-old Southeast Side native, is the planning and administration director for the Calumet Area Industrial Commission, and he said he was thrilled about four major developments proposed or in the works around Lake Calumet.
The participants observed that administration directors were becoming more positive toward safety promotion after the cutbacks in the 1990s.
As Mr. Dexter relinquishes most of his administrative duties (he is to remain as a consultant and a director of opera) there will be a reshuffling of authority among a new managing triumvirate, consisting of Anthony Bliss (executive director), James Levine (music director), and Joan Ingpen (artistic-administration director).
He was a member of the White House staff during the Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Carter administrations, director of the MIT Center for International Studies (1972 1987), chair of the Board of Trustees for the German Marshall Fund of the US (1980 1986), and a fellow of the American Academy of Arts & Sciences.
The Director of Public Affairs participates with each Administrator in the hiring decisions (other than in the Federal Aviation Administration) and performance reviews of all of the Operating Administrations' Directors of Public Affairs.
Michael has also worked in Flint Mayor Matt Collier's administration as director of intergovernmental relations; and director of community and economic development.
