The phrase "administrative editor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for overseeing the editorial process, particularly in an administrative capacity within a publication or organization.
Example: "The administrative editor ensured that all submissions were reviewed and edited before publication."
Alternatives: "editorial manager" or "content administrator".
I am indebted to Prof. Maria Reicher, to Dr. Robin Rollinger, and to Anneliese Mueller for their help in preparing this article, and in particular to the subject and administrative editors of Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy for their valuable corrections and improvements.
But at the time his expense records were being quickly reviewed by an administrative assistant; editors did not examine them.
As to Mr. Hamilton's suggestion about identifying every letter writer according to his or her desire, the idea is interesting but probably impractical, since not only would it use precious space, but it also might be an administrative nightmare as editors tried to fact-check identifications and come to happy terms with letter writers about how to identify them.
You were my boss when I worked at a temp agency that supplied administrative assistants to editors at publishing houses — the same agency for which you have been temping since you lost your job last year, when your publishing house was taken over by Cinemax.
A coupling of the flowsheet editor with administrative support systems for managing design processes in collaborative teams is described.
Beskind is a fellow of the International Society of Barristers, its Administrative Secretary and the Editor of its Quarterly journal.
That work was conducted by Richard Moe, software architect and technical editor, Staci Markos, administrative chair, and, Brent Mishler, professor and director of the University and Jepson Herbaria.
According to the union, they include a writer, a social media producer, an administrative assistant and a photo editor who has worked for decades at the left-leaning newspaper, which was started in 1955 by Norman Mailer and others then went on to provide a blueprint for a scrappy, muckraking journalistic format that became known as the alt-weekly.
The editorial office will try as much as possible to relieve the guest editor of routine administrative work.
If that means hiring an administrative assistant or a web editor, so be it.
