The phrase "administrative house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a building or facility where administrative functions are carried out, such as offices or management activities.
Example: "The new administrative house will house all the offices for the management team and support staff."
Alternatives: "administrative office" or "administrative center".
Ms. Thornton confirmed that 15 inmates at Pelican Bay had been moved to an administrative housing unit because they were identified as coercing other inmates into participation.
But Ms. Weills said other prisoners told her that those four did so because they could no longer endure conditions at the administrative housing unit where they had been moved.
It also owns Clearstream, which acts as an administrative clearing house for trading financial assets throughout Europe.
The most commonly reported job titles were cashier, food and beverage server, administrative assistant, house cleaner/housekeeping attendant, and child and youth care worker (46).
These resources can take several forms, such as access to useful information, company (e.g., personal and intimate relationships, time spent talking together, and shared amusement time or meals), and emotional (e.g., advice about a serious personal or family matter) and instrumental (e.g., economic aid, administrative procedures, house-keeping) support.
Nevers is primarily a commercial and administrative centre (housing a small satellite university).
The administrative records housed in this subseries are related to the sound recordings found in Subseries VII.2.
His auxiliary bishops and department heads gathered in a conference room on the top floor of the bishop's administrative offices, housed in a former monastery on a narrow lane in downtown Munich.
At Eskan Village, the major military administrative and housing complex for about 1,500 Americans, the Ministry of Defense must approve every transaction, from real estate rentals to the distribution of bottled water.
