The phrase "administrative hub" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a central location or system where administrative tasks are coordinated or managed.
Example: "The new office will serve as the administrative hub for all regional operations, streamlining communication and decision-making."
Alternatives: "administrative center" or "management hub".
The Katze group has so many collaborative grants involving hundreds of people that it has its own administrative hub for finances, writing, and administration.
Bethel, a town of some six thousand souls, is the mercantile and administrative hub for fifty-six Alaska Native villages staggered through the surrounding bush.
A few days later, I visited the nearby Gross-Rosen concentration camp, which was the administrative hub for about a hundred subcamps, including a dozen devoted to Riese.
Indeed, many of the most famous planned cities were new capitals – Brasilia, Canberra, Abuja, Canberra, Ottawa, New Delhi – that, whatever their other shortcomings, benefited from the employment opportunities and economic uplift of being a national administrative hub.
They are, that is, the closest club to Neuchâtel, the administrative hub of the new tournaments, the Swiss rugby home hoping to give Europe something to stir it from its glumness.
"The capital city, which is the administrative hub, is required to be placed with easy access to each and every part of the nation," explained the information minister, Brig.
While many businesses and retail shops remained, much of Athens's cultural activity moved elsewhere, and the downtown area became more of an administrative and commercial hub.
St. Paul is the state capital, and the Twin Cities region (Minneapolis St. Paul) is the major administrative, economic, and cultural hub of Minnesota.
Launceston, at the head of the Tamar River valley, is a secondary administrative centre and the hub of the state's transport network; it is also the home of several important engineering industries.
Furthermore, in reality, even within the same country during the same disaster, cluster hubs can be set up in several locations and a lead agency may be appointed differently in each hub or administrative boundary.
IKEA constitutes a sort of borderless nation-state, with seats of power, redoubts of conservatism, second cities, imperial outposts, creative hubs, and administrative backwaters.
