The phrase "administrative knowledge of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's understanding or expertise in administrative matters or processes.
Example: "Her administrative knowledge of the company's policies greatly contributed to the efficiency of the team."
Alternatives: "understanding of administrative matters" or "expertise in administration".
Made wise by her experience with the commission of the code of 1767, she turned from Montesquieu to William Blackstone and profited by the administrative knowledge of Jakob Sievers, a skillful adviser of German Baltic origin.
Regarding the position of the person answering the questionnaire, "coordinator of HIV prevention activities" was the most frequent answer (15/26), followed by "person with most administrative knowledge of the AIDS-NGOs" (11/26).
Given that activities to improve administrative knowledge and awareness of nutrition interventions were, in fact, carried out, the project may have succeeded in laying the ground-work for more targeted nutrition interventions in the future.
A qualitative and quantitative assessment of the sub-programme demonstrated the critical role of tutors (teachers) and advisors, and revealed a significant improvement in the administrative knowledge and entrepreneurial skills of participants, along with a reinforcement of business values.
With increasing numbers of outcomes and health services research studies based exclusively or primarily on administrative data, knowledge of the accuracy of various potential research variables typically obtained from administrative data is highly desirable, as the validity of any conclusions will depend largely on the validity of such data.
Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause-NY, a government watchdog group, said that the Council rarely asked any questions of potential appointees about their administrative experience, knowledge of election procedure, or relevant job qualifications.
Noel was selected from a field of national candidates for his successful coaching career, fund-raising abilities, administrative experience and knowledge of the university, Cornell officials said.
All of our participants were in leadership and/or senior administrative positions with knowledge of both policy and disciplinary activities of their College.
When the SEC was established in 1934, it was widely expected that the first chairman would be James Landis, a feared and brilliant lawyer with an essential knowledge of administrative law.
Matthew Brown, the Common Good attorney, also notes that in many cases a dedicated administrative court with specialized knowledge of renewable project technology and permitting issues is in place to handle disputes.
"He's the most cited law professor in the United States, has been a prolific writer and scholar, has a capacious intellect and would bring to bear an extraordinary knowledge of administrative and constitutional law that would enrich the Court in profound ways".
