The phrase "administrative maintenance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the upkeep or management of administrative tasks or systems within an organization.
Example: "The IT department is responsible for the administrative maintenance of our software systems to ensure they run smoothly."
Alternatives: "administrative upkeep" or "administrative support".
These include specialists in education, communication, and interpretation, designers, the security staff, and marketing and public relations personnel as well as administrative, maintenance, and other support workers.
Another 20 of the 70 administrative, maintenance and construction employees at the offices in Clifton Park, N.Y., were laid off as were 50 nonunion employees at the stores, where 13,000 people are employed.
The cost should also include all administrative, maintenance, and monitoring costs (World Bank Group 2008).
The research setting for this study was Elm House (a pseudonym), a medium-sized nursing care home with a total of 68 staff members, including 16 nurses, 31 healthcare assistants (carers), and 21 other administrative, maintenance, activities, domestic, and catering staff.
- Identify national and supranational telecommunications regulatory, administrative, and maintenance organizations.
Our Embassy in Tehran remains closed, but a small number of our local staff are continuing to work on our compounds carrying out administrative and maintenance work".
A complementary physics laboratory and suite of administrative and maintenance offices were also built in nearby Pasadena, making Mount Wilson the first stratified observatory complex in the world.
City Council officials have long argued that the Police Department could save money by putting hundreds, perhaps thousands, of officers, who now serve in administrative, even maintenance posts, back on patrol and replace them with lower-paid civilians.
UCL Qatar – based in Education City, Doha, set to be the world's leading education hub – is one of eight universities approached by ITUC and asked to "clamp down" on the poor treatment of administrative staff, maintenance workers, gardeners and cleaners working on their campuses.
