The phrase "administrative liaison" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who acts as a link or intermediary between different departments or organizations, particularly in an administrative context.
Example: "The administrative liaison will coordinate communication between the finance and human resources departments to ensure smooth operations."
Alternatives: "administrative representative" or "administrative coordinator".
The Nazis appointed him to the Judenrat, an administrative liaison between ghetto residents and the Germans.
Mr. Hossain worked as the Rohingya's administrative liaison to Aung Thein Mya, and in interviews described being subjected to daily verbal and physical abuse.
Diane Hill assists students and departments with exceptional academic progress issues; advises faculty on all proposals for new degree, designated emphasis, and certificate programs; and is the administrative liaison to the Graduate Council of the Academic Senate.
But, like her colleagues, Houston Methodists administrative liaison Nancy Waddell says, "Even if we have to say no to something, we try to do it in a positive way".
Mahony recently appointed a nun, Dominican Sister Lorraine Pagendarm, to be his chancellor, an administrative and liaison post usually held by a priest of monsignor rank.
Upon Barzun's appointment, the New York Times noted that he would "be responsible for educational administration and liaison in administrative affairs among the university's schools". This structure remained intact when Krout retired in 1962; a new vice-president, Lawrence Chamberlain, was immediately appointed to succeed him.
Four such task forces are now at work, each bringing together trustees, administrative and staff liaisons, faculty members, and students.
The Israeli decision, carried out unilaterally (except for the administrative part at the liaison offices), surprised many, including the political establishment.
A recent American Heart Association science advisory [ 23] sets out key recommendations to increase inpatient referral to CR, which includes the importance of liaison with administrative structures in each facility.
Bethune's administrative assistants served as liaisons between the National Division of Negro Affairs and the NYA agencies on the state and local levels.
SBSA serves all students in biology-related fields by building community through social events, facilitating student-run programs, connecting students to mentoring, career, and educational advance opportunities, and advancing student interests as a liaison to Stanford administrative offices.
