The phrase "administrative award" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to recognition or honors given for administrative achievements or contributions within an organization or institution.
Example: "The committee decided to present the administrative award to the office manager for her outstanding contributions to improving office efficiency."
Alternatives: "administrative recognition" or "administrative honor".
Curriculum Assistant Sharon Brooks won the Administrative Staff Award, which recognizes staff members who embody the spirit of cultural diversity and service.
This paper was supported by an administrative supplement award to the Washington University CTSA (3UL1RR024992-05S2) from the NIH-National CeNCRR for Research Resources (NCRR).
In her role, Healy is responsible for all pre-award and financial and administrative post-award sponsored project activities of the School.
Included in this series are administrative records, awards and certificates, conference programs and proceedings, correspondence, data, grant applications, memoranda, printed matter, publications and presentations, reports, and survey instruments.
Supported by the administrative supplement awarded by The National Human Genome Research Institute, the CLHLS team added 13 PhenX measures (including 32 data items) in our CLHLS 2011/2012 new wave.
Lazarenko, who was Ukraine's prime minister from spring 1996 to summer 1997 and deputy prime minister before that, employed crude Soviet-style administrative fiats to award UESU more than 50percentt of Ukraine's energy imports.
This work was funded by the National Center for Research Resources and the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human as a UNC Clinical and Translational Science Award Administrative Supplement, award number 3UL1RR025747-02S3.
Finally, studies that compare award administrative structures including how finances are managed between LMIC and HIC partners may improve implementation of award schemes and increase both research and capacity strengthening outcomes.
Other agencies and awarding offices that are not participating in the FDP are encouraged to replace administrative requirements in awards to organizations that are subject to 2 CFR part 215 with the core set of standard requirements and similarly limit their supplementation of those standard requirements.
The I-Center is also the campus administrative office for awards enabling American students to study and conduct research overseas.
