The phrase "administrative functionary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who performs administrative tasks or duties within an organization or institution.
Example: "The administrative functionary was responsible for managing the office's daily operations and ensuring that all paperwork was processed efficiently."
Alternatives: "administrative officer" or "administrative staff member".
In Great Britain and the United States, by contrast, the quartermaster remained a specialized administrative and logistical functionary.
"Of course it is not Orthodoxy that is to blame for this collapse," he said, "but concrete people, functionaries of the church administrative structures of Russian and Georgian Orthodoxy".
The office of Mekel Agung, the royal functionary in charge of an administrative unit, goes back to the post-Majapahit time.
The civil service also expanded, the largest administrative body being the royal court, with thousands of functionaries and craftsmen in the several residential cities.
THEY were all there: party functionaries from Ramallah, the West Bank's administrative hub, in their shiny suits; rugged district leaders from the West Bank's gritty northern reaches; ambassadors from around the world; grassroots campaigners; and local business bigwigs, smoking fat cigars.
It's also hard to judge how the book will be read by those who haven't had to listen to one too many functionaries drone on about "eligibility guidelines and administrative requirements for block grant, planning grant and matching grant programs". But Epps has clearly had his epiphanies.
The IRS's defenders insist that a few low-level functionaries simply made a clumsy attempt at an administrative short-cut.
The functionaries are here to bring all the key administrative sectors – health, education, security, taxation, banking – in line with Moscow standards.
And back on Bubaque, at the graceful old arcaded Portuguese administrative building, part of the roof was gone but Bissau functionaries had simply pitched a tent on the second-story balcony to compensate and carry on.
The nearest is London, which for reasons of British domestic politics and fears in the city's financial sector of meddling by the European Union, has often had testy relations with functionaries of the European Commission, the group's main administrative and policy-making arm.
