The phrase "administrative compound" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizational structures, facilities, or areas designated for administrative purposes.
Example: "The new administrative compound will house all the offices for the management team."
Alternatives: "administrative facility" or "administrative complex".
That night, Israel retaliated with an F-16 attack on a Palestinian administrative compound in Tulkarm in the West Bank.
Last month, after a bus-bombing in Tel Aviv, Mr Sharon ordered tanks and bulldozers to flatten much of Mr Arafat's administrative compound in Ramallah.
According to Israeli historian Yitzhak Arad, Stangl wanted the camp to look attractive to him, so he ordered the paths paved in the Wohnlager administrative compound.
Treblinka II (officially the SS-Sonderkommando Treblinka) was divided into three parts: Camp 1 was the administrative compound where the guards lived, Camp 2 was the receiving area where incoming transports of prisoners were offloaded, and Camp 3 was the location of the gas chambers.
The exhibition devotes its principal sections to artifacts found at each of the three big temples, with smaller sections for works unearthed in residential and administrative compounds along the Street of the Dead and at the civic periphery.
MRC researchers, meanwhile, continued to feel the reforms as a heavy administrative burden, compounded by time consuming obligations to act as expert advisers to the government [ 14, 15].
(In 2005, the military dictatorship relocated the administrative capital to a compound near Pyinmana, a hitherto obscure town two hundred miles north of Rangoon. No one knows why, though the leading theories are that the rulers are frightened of an invasion or are acting on the advice of astrologers).
The first section of Treblinka II (Camp 1) was the Wohnlager administrative and residential compound; it had a telephone line.
(In 2005, the military dictatorship relocated the administrative capital to a compound near Pyinmana, a hitherto obscure town two hundred miles north of Rangoon.
His bed shortage was compounded by administrative disarray.
Sales and marketing costs and general, administrative and other expenses merely compound the losses.
