The phrase "administrative managing" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where one is referring to the management of administrative tasks or functions within an organization.
Example: "Her role in the company involves administrative managing, ensuring that all office operations run smoothly."
Alternatives: "administrative oversight" or "administrative supervision."
"Most of my working day is taken up with administrative duties, managing the database, answering calls and responding to emails.
Finally, with regard to the gasping about Kim being "not a Washington insider", he has years of administrative experience managing finicky, self-proclaimed geniuses whose knowledge is highly-specialized and not always relevant to the real world – and who are very difficult to fire.
It calls for shifting authority for setting Medicaid reimbursement rates "from the current politicized system, in which the Legislature micromanages rate changes, to a nonpolitical administrative system managed by the Department of Health".
For most practical purposes, however, virtual networks (VNs) must be provisioned across heterogeneous administrative domains managed by multiple infrastructure providers (InPs).
It provides client invoicing and payroll processing of its contingent workers for all branch offices and some of its franchise offices through administrative centers managed by its Milwaukee headquarters.
The CDWÖ is a population-based, administrative database managed by Östergötland County Council in Sweden.
The administrative assistants manage patient appointment scheduling, and other patient-related tasks.
We refer especially to budget caps on administrative resources managed by various administrative units in the health system.
Midwest pension funds and endowments could invest in one large vehicle with many benefits: spreading their investment risk across many potential venture funds, targeting various sectors; not having their investment strategy restricted to any one state or fortunes tied to any one fund manager, and not having the administrative burden of managing investments in a number of smaller funds.
Each site is led by a care team manager who manages administrative as well as clinical care of residents.
