The phrase "administration governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the management and oversight of an organization or institution, particularly in relation to policies and procedures.
Example: "The committee focused on improving administration governance to ensure transparency and accountability in decision-making."
Alternatives: "administrative oversight" or "governance administration".
This focused on concerns about the "the administration, governance and financial management of the charity" and aimed to "identify wider lessons for other charities and trustees".
The Charity Commission said its inquiry would address concerns about the administration, governance and financial management of Kids Company, which it has been engaging with since 17 July, three weeks before it officially closed.
Jake Tapper of Salon magazine tried to spy on another example of secret Bush administration governance during Washington's August dog days by lurking around the Loew's L'Enfant Plaza Hotel to see what he could learn about the closed-door meetings of the president's rubber-stamp commission to "strengthen" Social Security.
Universities are also making continuous changes in technology in administration, governance and teaching.
The majority of funds provided go towards creation of evidence reports, with a small proportion set aside for administration, governance, and methods development.
This dialogue seeks to call attention to the importance of P&T as a health system function; to urge donors and policy-makers working in health systems, HRH and public administration governance to consider how to address issues around P&T; and to suggest avenues and approaches to research.
The trouble is that while a certain amount of security had been brought to large areas of central Iraq and the capital, the other part of the surge package - the restoration of government, governance and effective administration - has not made much progress at all.
Accounting-Governance (AGR).
A plan to merge the rival KDP and PUK administrations might improve governance, but never quite seems to happen.Just to the south of the Kurds' self-rule zone lies the disputed and oil-rich province of Kirkuk, which Kurds dearly hope to recover.
This meant that all activities mediated by local administrations, including natural resource governance (e.g., forest user groups, CAMC committees), were biased in favour of those castes.
For services to politics, governance, public administration and community development.
