The phrase "administrative logistics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the organization and management of administrative tasks and resources within an organization.
Example: "The team is currently reviewing the administrative logistics to ensure a smooth operation during the upcoming event."
Alternatives: "operational management" or "administrative operations".
Notwithstanding some complex administrative logistics, it would be advisable for the church's administration to poll the church's entire laity within the next year.
The party's structure is an agglomeration of committees, or working groups, with different areas of focus; some are thematic and others are more administrative (logistics and production, participation, international relations).
While evidence for targeted TB testing exists and benefits of screening programs are clear, administrative logistics could be a greater issue.
While the evidence for targeted TB testing exists and benefits of screening programs are clear, administrative logistics are of greater concern.
In addition to helping with administrative logistics for the partnership, CSE has provided complimentary membership to the African journal editor partners and has waived registration fees for those attending the council's annual meeting and workshops.
To accomplish this goal, the CC collaborates with study investigators and the NHGRI to coordinate, facilitate and support program activities at multiple levels, including handling network administrative logistics (e.g., organizing meetings and conference calls), developing and maintaining the IGNITE website, and providing mechanisms for internal communications among projects and with NHGRI.
Under the sales program, used by more than 100 allied nations, Pentagon officials serve as intermediaries for government-to-government defense procurements, handling administrative issues, logistics, delivery, maintenance and training.
The composite group was in charge of administrative and logistics tasks, intelligence collection, and the protection of confidential information.
Within a hospital, implementation of a CIS is based on the computerization of care processes as well as of support processes (administrative, accounting, logistics, etc).
Increasing responsiveness to beneficiary needs and harmonizing response efforts through multiagency partnerships and supporting humanitarian agencies to strengthen organizational structures and include administrative, financial, and logistics staff in all aspects of program planning, management, and evaluation for cash-based assistance modalities will improve the humanitarian response.
