The phrase "administrative conversations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to discussions or dialogues that take place in an administrative context, such as meetings or communications related to management or organizational matters.
Example: "During our weekly meeting, we will focus on administrative conversations to address the ongoing projects and team dynamics."
Alternatives: "management discussions" or "organizational dialogues".
And let's have an administrative conversation about that one issue and focus on it.
Furthermore, conversations with administrative and clinical staff had a positive influence on the attitudes of patients and their families toward the outcome.
The GP event is defined as the unique dates for each patient where we can find GP read codes indicating administrative actions, referrals, visits, telephone conversation, prescription collection, symptoms, diagnosis, prescription drugs etc., pertaining to the particular patient.
"It was an administrative decision made by me after conversations with the parents, classroom teacher and Mr. Pacetti as well as consultation with our head of school.
During the conversation, the medical and administrative staff explained the need for and limitations of invasive procedures, the possible outcomes and complications, as well as the legal responsibility of both parties.
Special conversations were held by the administrative staff with patients or their families in cases with abnormal indicator values to promote understanding concerning reasonable prognostic expectations of the disease and treatment outcome.
She works as an administrative assistant at the college and has lively, literate conversations with her two best pals, an interracial lesbian couple.
Right now, Mr. Quinn and Eric Casale, the principal, divide the administrative jobs, with Mr. Quinn handling busing, contracts and conversations with public officials, while Mr. Casale does the classic principal's job of observing teachers and disciplining wayward students.
Scope and content: Digital files, including video recordings of talks and conversations at the two workshops, presentations and handouts, and administrative documents.
