The phrase "administration of equipment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing, overseeing, or coordinating the use of equipment in various settings, such as workplaces or organizations.
Example: "The administration of equipment in the laboratory is crucial for ensuring safety and efficiency during experiments."
Alternatives: "management of equipment" or "oversight of equipment".
That makes it the biggest ever deficit taken on by the lifeboat scheme, more than the £333m hit from the UK administration of telecoms equipment maker Nortel in 2009.
Second, to arrive at that calculation, the Obama administration counted each piece of equipment transferred under the program as a single item and gave each item equal weight, instead of taking into account how lethal (or costly) the different kinds of equipment are.
Fixed costs included those incurred on administration, sensitization, mobilization, procurement of equipment, and supervision of health facilities.
Further analysis per category revealed that the most relevant indicators could be found in the group of administration (40%), equipment and materials (40%) and people and organisation (50%).
A senior administration official said the type of equipment being discussed included helicopters, night-vision goggles and other kinds of sensors, and small arms.
"Our assumption is Congress has an intent here to support local law enforcement with the use of this kind of equipment," an administration official told reporters, according to BuzzFeed.
The cost model accounted for expenses related to meetings to plan the study, administration, recruitment, equipment, training of data collectors, travel, and onsite data collection.
The Bush administration has, however, invited the Indonesian government to submit a list of equipment it needs for an antiterror campaign, like helicopters and communications gear.
Hospitalisation (inpatient and outpatient settings) for administration of treatment, nursing time and equipment use must also be considered.
"We've got to decide what KEDO does about further deliveries of equipment and construction materials," said an administration official.
