The phrase "administration of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing, organizing, or overseeing information systems or data.
Example: "The administration of information within the organization is crucial for maintaining data integrity and security."
Alternatives: "management of information" or "oversight of information".
Detailed description of the survey, including methodology, questionnaire development, administration, collection of information and management of data by survey weights to make it representative of the respective populations have been discussed in earlier studies and reports [ 11, 24], and are also available online at ICF International [ 25].
Brenner specializes in cyber and physical security, data protection and privacy, intelligence law, the administration of classified information and facilities, and the regulation of sensitive cross-border transactions.
Lawmakers accused the administration of hiding information about Zika and another mosquito-related illness, chikungunya.
Some Republicans, accusing the Obama administration of leaking information to make President Obama look tough, have called for special counsels to lead the new investigations, too.
When lawmakers first learned of the confidential roadmap between the IAEA and Iran, several accused the Obama administration of hiding information from Congress.
Another asked whether he's concerned by potential Russian meddling in the 2016 election, or just the leaks in the administration of classified information.
The Bloomberg administration's commissioner of information technology and telecommunications, Gino P. Menchini, said it was not a dead letter.
Within the civilian Administration, the flow of information was variable and uneven, impressions and reactions took many shapes, and the locus of responsibility for decision-making seemed mobile and uncertain.
It is true that The Times has done good work, pressing the administration with Freedom of Information Act requests and publishing stories like Scott Shane's Sept. 30 article on the legal question, as well as an Aug. 11 article challenging administration claims of zero civilian casualties from drone strikes in Pakistan in the previous year.
It is therefore logical that the issue of virtualization technology is becoming a priority for educational institutions not only in terms of their internal information systems, but also as a means of solving particular educational issues regarding advanced administration and operation of information systems.
