The phrase "administration professional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who works in an administrative capacity, typically in an office or organizational setting.
Example: "She has over five years of experience as an administration professional, managing office tasks and supporting executives."
Alternatives: "administrative specialist" or "office professional".
The bulk of Delhi's working population is engaged in trade, finance, public administration, professional services, and various community, personal, and social services.
Between 1881 and 1921, of male workers, those in public administration, professional occupations, and subordinate services, along with those in commercial occupations, increased from some 700,000 to 1,700,000 (out of a total workforce of some 9,000,000 in 1881 and 13,500,000 in 1921).
Public relations, marketing, customer service, IT and office administration professional seeking new challenge.
Competencies such as communications, teamwork and administration, professional behavior, and professional values were not addressed.
5. Governance and administration: professional leadership; governance; administration; requirements and regulations; and funding and resource allocation.
Sound science instruction requires expertise in teaching (content knowledge and pedagogy), exemplary curricula, strong assessment, and a supportive system (e.g., administration, professional development).
Xstrata has stated it needs to pay this amount to retain its mining experts, but about 15 of the intended 72 recipients are central administration professionals, according to reports.
As director, I head a group of eight central research administration professionals and work with eight more decentralized, faculty-based research officers who facilitate obtaining external funds for research.
These factors are derived from both patients and healthcare and administration professionals.
In a 2006 report published in the journal Research Management Review, a sampling of 230 research-administration professionals showed that 12% of the group held doctorate degrees and 32% held master's degrees.
The correspondence in this series discusses scientific research, University of Chicago administrative matters, the editing of scholarly journals, and the administration of professional organizations, conservation groups and government programs.
