The phrase "administrative operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the various tasks and processes involved in managing an organization or business.
Example: "The company has streamlined its administrative operations to improve efficiency and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "administrative tasks" or "management processes".
As he overhauled the school system's administrative operations, Dr. Hill received many complaints from union workers.
The Thai company, Global Care Solutions, specializes in creating software for hospitals' clinical and administrative operations.
But she said some of the reductions would result from combining administrative operations.
But in the 1950s, the company moved most of its administrative operations to its factory in Astoria, Queens.
In that position, Mr. Foggo directed the agency's administrative operations and budget, including some of its outside contracts.
Bill Zollars, Yellow's chairman, president and chief executive, has said the two companies will merge some administrative operations but will continue to compete for trucking business.
3M, for example, generates its own electricity for an administrative operation in Austin, Tex.
Earlier today the University of Athens repeated that with layoffs making its "educational, research and administrative operation … objectively impossible" it regretted to inform the public that it was "forced to suspend all of its operations".
The company said it would move its administrative operation to 75 Broad Street on Dec. 16, taking residence in temporary quarters there before occupying 14,000 square feet of renovated space in March or April.
The $12.9-million project, which is subject to L.A. City Council approval, includes 20-year lease payments as well as construction, administrative, operation and maintenance costs.
During his distinguished career, his contributions permeated the fabric of the hospital's evolution and growth, as he rose from accounts manager and assistant controller, through a variety of critical administrative and operations positions, and then to vice president in the mid-1980s.
