The phrase "administration liaison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who acts as a link or intermediary between an administration and other parties, such as staff or external organizations.
Example: "The administration liaison will coordinate communication between the school board and the teachers to ensure everyone is informed about policy changes."
Alternatives: "administrative representative" or "administrative coordinator".
Granted, Daschle was uniquely positioned to serve as the Obama administration's liaison to Congress.
At the same time, he was the Clinton administration's liaison to disability organizations, a role he reprised in the first nine months of the Obama presidency.
On Friday, the president named Sabas Pretelt, the well-liked, soft-spoken director of the National Federation of Retailers, to replace Mr. Londoño, a crucial appointment since he will be the administration's liaison with Congress.
Syed Muhammad Akbar Agha, a former Taliban commander who lives in Kabul and a cousin of the administration's liaison with the Taliban, Mr. Agha, said in an interview that the former government now sought peace, even if it remained committed to its Islamic vision of Afghanistan.
The liaison administration says that more than 2,300 patients entered Israel in the first quarter of 2008.
Col. Moshe Levi, commander of the Israeli military's Gaza Coordination and Liaison Administration, said there was "no need for this cargo".
Nick Calio, the administration's chief liaison to Congress, lampooned that tendency in a joke that he later told at a Washington roast.
In 2007, more than 7,000 patients received permits to enter Israel for care, many more than the 4,900 in 2006, said the W.H.O. and the Israeli Coordination and Liaison Administration, which manages movement at the Gaza border crossings.
In a written statement on Wednesday, Col. Nir Press, who leads the Israeli Coordination and Liaison Administration for the Gaza crossings, said that his office received the request for Amir on Nov. 18 and gave final approval that day.
MR. PAULSON was raised as a Christian Scientist in Barrington, studied English at Dartmouth, landed a Pentagon job, and then worked in the Nixon administration as a liaison to the Treasury and the Commerce Department.
