The phrase "administrative credentials" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the qualifications or permissions required to perform administrative tasks or access certain systems.
Example: "To access the secure server, you must enter your administrative credentials."
Alternatives: "admin access" or "administrative permissions".
Mr. Homoki built up administrative credentials as the director of Berlin's Komische Oper for a decade.
Mr. da Silva has praised Ms. Rousseff's administrative credentials as more than sufficient to lead Brazil.
pollution maintains copies of account data (home directories, web directories, MySQL databases, and mail inboxes) and administrative credentials.
Any well-designed network-security plan should take both these types of measures into account to control things such as how administrative credentials are used on a network, how to secure the utilities that are used, and how to defend against vulnerabilities arising from improper behavior on the part of network administrators.
For others, the attackers steal administrative credentials in order to access critical servers.
The issue has never been Lynch's legal and administrative credentials.
In addition, they note that Mr. Williams worked most of the year without a permanent administrative credential from C.P.S. Documents show he did not receive the credential until March 14, only two months before he dismissed the teachers.
Of course the principal must hold a valid administrative credential as well as a teaching or services credential — that much is required by California Education Code.
Johnston was going to USC at night to take classes for his administrative credential and also was working weekends for a defense contractor making aluminum missile parts.
Andrew completed a masters degree in teaching (MAT) from Brown University, an administrative credential focused on urban schools from CSUS, the Sierra Health Foundation Health Leadership Program and a Doctorate in Educational Leadership (EdLD) at Harvard University.
Steiner had agonized for weeks last fall over whether to grant Black a waiver since she lacked the requisite qualifications -- no advanced degree, no teaching experience and no administrative credential.
