The phrase "administration inspector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who inspects or oversees administrative processes or compliance within an organization or government entity.
Example: "The administration inspector conducted a thorough review of the department's procedures to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "administrative auditor" or "compliance inspector".
Early last year, when a railroad administration inspector visited Norfolk Southern's locomotive shop in Chattanooga, Tenn., he found that event records were not being properly inspected.
He was referring to a report published last month by a public administration inspector saying that the Genop union illegally received 31.2 million euros from P.P.C. from 1999 to 2010, and that hundreds of thousands of euros were spent on trips, meals and gifts.
The police are administered by the Sindh provincial administration; the inspector general of police is assisted by a force of more than 1,100.
In a rebuke of the Bush administration, the inspector general of the Environmental Protection Agency said Thursday that legal actions against major polluters had stalled because of the agency's decision to revise rules governing emissions at older coal-fired power plants.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 - In a rebuke of the Bush administration, the inspector general of the Environmental Protection Agency said on Thursday that legal actions against major polluters had stalled because of the agency's decision to revise rules governing emissions at older coal-fired power plants.
Somewhere in the bowels of the Food & Drug administration an inspector is reading Helen Coster's story about XanGo and having apoplexy.
In 1999, the Clinton administration gave inspectors new guidance on how to determine if a home had sufficient nursing staff to meet the residents' needs.
New measures have been agreed to that should broaden the tax base and eliminate wasteful spending, particularly in the areas of health care, state enterprises and tax administration, the inspectors added.
Nearly a year and a half after Iraq blocked the last team of United Nations inspectors, administration officials said that getting inspectors back into the country remained the best way to determine if Baghdad's weapons programs were continuing.
Officials initially maintained that the administration knew an inspector general's report was forthcoming but suggested that they did not know about its findings.
Broad differences remain between the UN and the Bush administration over how inspectors should behave in Iraq.
