The phrase "administrative discussions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to conversations or meetings focused on administrative matters or organizational issues.
Example: "The team will hold administrative discussions to address the new policy changes next week."
Alternatives: "management talks" or "organizational discussions".
As I have discussed in a previous post, the Street Vendor Project has been raising funds and working with underprivileged sellers and hawker to represent them in policy and administrative discussion.
While you're an administrator, you should be active in a variety of administrative tasks such as deleting bad pages, blocking users, and participating in administrator discussions.
Outside of the committee and the administrative board, discussion of the proposal appears to have been limited to anti-abortion leaders, some staff members at the bishops' conference in Washington and potential sources of financing like the Knights of Columbus.
The course is eight hours long, with significant researcher facilitation and administrative support, and uses discussions and case studies to examine basic ethical and regulatory requirements for conducting research.
"The excellent work of the institute should not be burdened" with discussions about administrative procedures, the board said in a statement.
NEPI, the Network of Emergency Physicians in India, is a virtual network of emergency physicians and aspirants in the field that provides a venue to engage in academic, administrative, and research-related discussions about emergency medicine in India [29].
Mobilizing outside forces, trying to impose governmental rather than academic criteria on the university, calling for state legislation (there is now a non-binding resolution before the California Senate parroting their demands) and seeking administrative control over campus discussions, may, if successful, temporarily help shield Israel.
Research assistants (BA, AO or AB), provided administrative support, recorded the discussions and took notes.
Though this variation encouraged interaction and exploration of different perspectives which in many cases led to discordant opinions, we noticed that physicians and administrative directors dominated the discussions.
