The phrase "administrative academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe roles or functions that combine administrative responsibilities with academic duties, often in an educational institution.
Example: "The administrative academic position requires both management skills and a strong understanding of educational policies."
Alternatives: "academic administrator" or "administrative educator".
The untangling of the institutions – military, administrative, academic, ambassadorial, commercial, cultural – that have sustained this identity can't but be painfully destructive.
Elizabeth Schmalz, a spokeswoman for Fordham, said that the decline proved unstoppable despite extensive administrative, academic and financial support from the university.
"We demand that Columbia University sees this as an institutional problem that is perpetuated by its administrative, academic, and business practices," the organization said.
He is responsible for the overall management and implementation of administrative, academic, development, and outreach programming of CEAS.
CUIMC's administrative, academic, and housing properties are known to have asbestos-containing building materials in good physical condition, which do not pose health risks.
The Graduate Student Executive Council acts as a liaison to WCGS leadership and advocates for students' administrative, academic and social needs.
Legitimacy, of course, has been the focus of much attention in administrative-academic discourse.
Because Russell generally shunned administrative and academic responsibilities, the observatory grew little in staff and equipment during his long tenure.
In SSPS concepts and architectures study, special committee and working groups which include 180 or more persons participate from industrial, administrative and academic sectors are organized.
Built in 1936, the 200,000-square-foot Collegiate Gothic beilding will be used primarily for university administrative and academic functions, but will have space for tenants.
