The phrase "administrative consultant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a professional who provides advice and support in administrative tasks or processes within an organization.
Example: "The company hired an administrative consultant to streamline their office procedures and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "administrative advisor" or "administrative specialist".
Her mother is an independent organizational and administrative consultant to health care professionals in Boston.
Mrs. Neilson, the daughter of Mrs. Robert McKinney of Middleburg, Va., and New York, and the late Henry de Montmollin of Neuchatel, Switzerland, is an administrative consultant.
I've also served as an administrative consultant to small media firms and entrepreneurs.
According to a Times analysis late last year, most of the money went to pay for plans, designs, administrative costs and consultants.
According to a Times analysis late last year, most of the tens of millions set aside for the Great Park went to plans, designs, administrative costs and consultants.
Non-pay as well as pay-related costs were examined and included equipment purchase, maintenance overheads, consumables, office supplies, organisational overheads, administration overheads, and salaries for consultant, technologist and administrative personnel.
The groom's mother is an independent consultant on administrative training for hospitals, currently working in Albania under contact to ABT Associates, a public policy and business research firm in Bethesda, Md. His father is the president of the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids in Washington.
They deserve to know how much has been spent on expensive consultants or administrative overheads versus practical relief supplies.
But Mr. Simmons said that under Dr. Ramos the district had wasted untold sums on consultants and administrative expenses that should have gone to classrooms.
The BCGS resident director, visiting professor, language instructors, assistant administrative director, and writing consultants will guide you through the ups and downs of becoming a bi- or even multilingual undergrad with first-rate academic and professional opportunities.
As we can see from the pie chart above, most of the money is spent on staff - the various grades of nurses, doctors, consultants and administrative teams.
