The phrase "administration title" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the official title or position held within an administrative context, such as in a government or organizational setting.
Example: "The administration title of the new director will be announced at the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "administrative title" or "official title".
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Last week those advocates were instead buoyed by the news that in the surprise opinion of the Bush administration, Title IX should not be punitive to men, but, more significantly, the main criteria for compliance need not be fixed.
The case, Gloucester County School Board v. G.G., hinges on a challenge by a Virginia school district to an Obama administration Title IX mandate that schools allow trans students to use bathrooms corresponding to their gender identity.
GRISHAM GOES TO WAR: John Grisham's first book of nonfiction, "The Innocent Man," goes straight to the top of the hardcover nonfiction list, bumping down a few anti-Bush-administration titles.
By coercing providers into silence on abortions as a legitimate family planning option, the Trump administration renders Title X hollow.
Among the myriad areas subject to upheaval is the President's administration of Title IX, the 1972 law that prohibits schools that receive federal funding from discriminating "on the basis of sex".
The Obama administration's Title IX policy, established in 2011 through a letter issued by the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights, came on the heels of reports that colleges and universities were giving sexual assault accusations insufficient attention — or ignoring them altogether.
"…like those reaffirmed by the Obama administration regarding Title IX".
This paper concludes with suggestions for improving the administration of Title VIII to better secure Alaska Native and Tribal rights for self-determination.
This paper analyzes the degree to which the administration of Title VIII of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA) of 1980 protects customary and traditional hunting and fishing by Alaska Natives and their tribal communities.
The court is also expected to consider the Obama administration's Title IX guidance.
