The phrase "administration leaders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals who hold leadership positions within an administrative context, such as in a government, organization, or institution.
Example: "The administration leaders met to discuss the new policies that would affect the entire organization."
Alternatives: "administrative leaders" or "leadership team".
Mr. Holder has repeatedly insisted that he and other administration leaders knew little about the sting.
Nevertheless administration leaders are convinced they will get through in a form acceptable to the White House.
Discussions are under way to address other recommendations for department-level actions, administration leaders have told MIT News.
But its recent news conferences have led to the group's being shunned by top-ranking administration leaders.
But none of the records released to date show the White House or top administration leaders pushing the loan specifically because of Kaiser's stake in the firm.
Early in Trump's administration, leaders of Presbyterian churches in the D.C. area said Trump had not joined any of their churches.
Council administration leader Ken Guild said the project was "a hugely important investment in the future of the city".
The council has appointed former Rangers football club chairman and public procurement expert John McClelland to chair an independent inquiry into how the project has progressed, and administration leader Ken Guild said members should make their views known to him.
At Simmons College Dr Gutlove specializes in teaching negotiation for career success, to women leaders in the MBA and executive-education programs, and to men and women health-administration leaders in the MHA program.
HAE, health-administration employees; HAL, health-administration leaders; HCE, health-care employees; HCL, health-care leaders; P values obtained from logistic regression model.
Of the 190 questionnaires distributed to health-care leaders, 105 were returned, giving a response rate of 55%, which was close to that of health-administration leaders, with 27 distributed questionnaires and 14 returned questionnaires (a response rate of 52%).
