The phrase "administration rooms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to rooms designated for administrative purposes, such as offices or meeting spaces within an organization.
Example: "The administration rooms are located on the second floor, where staff can handle all administrative tasks."
Alternatives: "administrative offices" or "admin spaces".
A typical Kiddie Academy center is 12,000 square feet and includes 13 classrooms, several administration rooms and often an indoor playroom.
There is a fully restored Cross Bath, designed by Thomas Baldwin and John Palmer, the city architect, from 1790, and a suite of new reception and administration rooms for the complex housed neatly in Baldwin's 7/7a and 8 Bath Street, houses and shops dating from 1791.
Syringes containing the prepared vaccines were passed through small sliding doors from the vaccine preparation room to separate vaccine administration rooms, where the immunizations were administered.
Syringes containing the prepared vaccines were passed through small sliding doors from the vaccine preparation room to separate, private vaccine administration rooms, where the immunizations were administered.
A central administration room has been occupied by students since 18 March.
In the administration room, Kamal was wearing a UN bulletproof vest.
The London School of Economics is taking legal action against students who have been occupying a central administration room since March.
His boss, Marta Lado, a Spanish infectious diseases consultant, is busy in the administration room fielding requests from visitors looking for updates on patients.
A whiteboard in the small administration room next door charts the progress of each patient: "stable", "very weak, push oral intake", "unhappy".
Students at the London School of Economics have occupied a central administration room at the university in protest at what they call the marketisation of higher education.
The action follows an occupation at the London School of Economics (LSE), where students occupied a central administration room at the university, in protest of what they call "the marketisation of higher education".
