"administration experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the experience and skills one has in managing and organizing tasks, systems, or people within an organization or workplace setting. One can use "administration experience" in a sentence when emphasizing or describing someone's qualifications or abilities related to administrative tasks. For example: "I have three years of administration experience in a fast-paced corporate setting, including managing schedules, coordinating meetings, and handling confidential documents."
Before Harlem Youth Soccer, he worked for Major League Soccer, primarily to gain sports administration experience.
After applying for various civil service jobs I have found that many look for administration experience which I don't have.
The students ended up operating the school for two years, provided classes for their community, and got their teaching and administration experience.
In addition to offering courses, the boys also wanted to get teaching and administration experience so that they could get better jobs after graduating.
What the Bush administration experience showed was not that torture never works, but that the impulse to torture is ever present.
The candidates with Congressional and administration experience seemed to have a stronger grasp on the issues, with former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania reaching back to his days on the Armed Services Committee, Mrs. Bachmann giving rapid-fire responses from her experience on the House Intelligence Committee and Mr. Huntsman talking about his time as ambassador to China.
Aid workers think the current development-focused administration, experienced at crisis management after almost 25 years in power, can cope.
Do not be surprised, these former employees say, if a Weiner administration experiences a high degree of turnover.
"I am also concerned that every day the guy shows up for work, he's losing power," said Ms. Harman, who as a deputy cabinet secretary in the Carter administration experienced bureaucratic rivalries firsthand.
A1 Conditions for Cooperation The Bush administration experienced its first significant difficulties in building a broad international coalition to support the use of military power against the terrorists behind the attacks.
Mr. Coffey said he believed the declining number of stock fraud prosecutions is partly a result of the backlash the Bush administration experienced after its aggressive pursuit of corporate crime following the Enron collapse in 2002, which led to the creation of a national task force on corporate wrongdoing.
