The phrase "administration hierarchy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the structured levels of authority and responsibility within an organization or institution.
Example: "The administration hierarchy of the university includes various levels, from the president down to department heads."
Alternatives: "organizational structure" or "management hierarchy".
In that process, the old Clinton administration hierarchy has been turned upside down.
Many shibboleths of administration (hierarchy, directive leadership, set duties, treatment of employees as impersonal "units" of production, and monetary incentives) were challenged.
Lastly, as a measure of leadership and culture, we categorised hospitals as to whether their infection control programme reported C. difficile rates to the chief executive officer or hospital board versus lower levels of the administration hierarchy.
The administration's hierarchy was also on vivid display last week, when Mrs. Clinton flew home from Mexico late Thursday, so she could stand wordlessly behind Mr. Obama at the White House as he presented his Afghanistan policy on Friday.
There are elected multiethnic councils in the larger towns, a separate Fijian administration incorporating a hierarchy of chiefs and councils for the control of rural Fijians, and direct administration elsewhere.
He became Upper Silesia's first Polish member of the Reichstag (the German parliament) in 1903, being reelected in 1907 and 1918, and served in the Prussian Diet from 1904 to 1918 to the dismay of the Prussian administration, the Catholic hierarchy, and local capitalists.
Last year, the administration redesigned the schools hierarchy to give principals far more control over how they run their schools, freeing them from the intense scrutiny of superintendents.
In his most noted work, Politics and Administration (1900), he showed how the popular will is articulated from administration, in which expertise and hierarchy work to fulfill that will.
He joined the provincial bureaucracy as a scribe and, by his abilities, rapidly advanced within the hierarchy of the administration.
The new system reinforced men's authority and status by introducing not only a new hierarchy of native administration, but also new a gender hierarchy.
In order to ensure Mongol law was enforced, a hierarchy of legal administration was developed.
