The phrase "administration services of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to services related to the management or organization of a particular entity or function.
Example: "The administration services of the university are designed to support both students and faculty in their academic pursuits."
Alternatives: "management services of" or "administrative services of".
Prior to her work at the Autry, Joanne Hale served as director of administration services for the United Sporting Goods division of Edison Bros., and co-founder and chair of Sabre Products Inc., a computer company later purchased by Bell and Howell.
Promotional material was made available through the administration services at the time of booking into the hospital for confinement and posters were displayed in the hospital antenatal clinic waiting room.
Even in established sectors of industrial production, administration and services of advanced societies experiences of downsizing, mergers and outsourcing are increasingly shared by employees [ 2].
The state has three million employees, but the privileges accorded the 5,500 elite officers of the Indian Administration service – the babus – is a source of resentment.
But he said the toughest strictures yet will be forthcoming on lobbyists and the revolving-door symbiosis of administration service and high-paying lobbying jobs.
But those whose political connections to Mr. Obama were measured in dollars, rather than administration service, had an increased chance of representing the United States in Western Europe, and a markedly smaller chance of serving in, say, Central Asia or sub-Saharan Africa.
To sum up, we can establish a distributed key administration service (Figure 2) through the use of a "trust net" based on the criteria of validity and trust.
Afghan officials accuse parts of the Pakistani administration and intelligence services of sympathy, even collusion, in training, logistics and intelligence support.Other parties with a more clearly vested interest in instability are not hard to find in southern Afghanistan.
Political and bureaucratic influences hinder effective planning and administration of services and usually there is undue interference in the transfer-postings of staff [ 18, 52].
While tensions exist between sectors and their workforces, Hungary does have two potential advantages if it enters into reform: a common local administration of services with a common funding system in place; and an integrative concept of nevelés,4 which provides a common approach and perspective for both nurseries and kindergartens.
