The phrase "administrative commander" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is in charge of administrative functions or operations, particularly in a military or organizational setting.
Example: "The administrative commander was responsible for overseeing the logistics and support services for the entire unit."
Alternatives: "administrative leader" or "administrative officer".
Requests for handgun-permit applications in Cheshire increased substantially in the days after the crime, said Lt. Jay Markella, the police department's administrative commander.
One morning he received an order to report to Colonel John P. Ratay, the administrative commander of the American forces in Morocco and a wine fancier himself, & he presently was transferred to Ratay's staff as an aide and liaison officer.
A bid to replace Birdwood as administrative commander of the AIF also came to naught.
Besides the criminal investigation, an equally significant inquiry is under way, a possibly far-reaching administrative review of commanders' policies regarding detainees and of internal procedures in use at all of the prisons in Iraq that are controlled by occupation forces.
Instead, Major Bates has agreed to an administrative hearing by his commander at Dover Air Force Base that could result in sanctions ranging in severity from a loss of pay to 30 days of incarceration.
Mr. Kerik hinted at his priorities and concerns when he held two executive staff members behind for private meetings with him and the new first deputy commissioner, Joseph P. Dunne George A. Grassoo, the deputy commissioner for legal matters, and Peter Abbot, the commander of administrative services, said a new spokesman for the department, Thomas Antenen.
On the recommendation of Brigadier General Robert Anderson, the Commandant, Administrative Headquarters, AIF, and against the opposition of Birdwood, Senator Pearce appointed McCay as commander of the AIF Depots in the United Kingdom.
Shortly before the Potsdam Conference (which stipulated that Austria would not have to pay reparations but assigned the German foreign assets of eastern Austria to the U.S.S.R ., control machinery was set up for the administration of Austria, giving supreme political and administrative powers to the military commanders of the four occupying armies (U.S., British, French, and Soviet).
Often, when you request that the police provide security, as I did in Logar Province earlier this year, they say it is too dangerous — though, as with most other administrative obstacles in Afghanistan, a commander will tell you that a direct payment to him may make the road "less dangerous".
This responsibility initially fell to Bridges, in addition to his duties as its commander; however, an Administrative Headquarters was later set up in Cairo in Egypt.
The review also looked at whether administrative staff members assigned to commanders had been used to run personal errands for officers and their spouses.
