The phrase "administrative prowess" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's skill or expertise in managing administrative tasks or functions effectively.
Example: "Her administrative prowess was evident in the way she organized the entire conference with such efficiency."
Alternatives: "administrative skill" or "management expertise".
"Since the 1980s, university administrations have been voted, not on merit or administrative prowess, but on party credentials," Synolakis says.
But aside from his administrative prowess, Lhota also has a bit of a silly streak.
Mr. Modi is hoping that they want a leader who means business, so he flew up to Uttarakhand and displayed his administrative prowess.
In the absence of that, to say that anyone – Donald Trump, as a wild for-instance – is worse becomes an insult to the memory of Hitler's victims, since it asserts that the dictator's nature and his efficiency can be separated, and his true singularity lay not in evil but in administrative prowess.
In the late 11th century there ensued a marked decline in the administrative efficiency and military prowess of the Khitan empire.
Amazingly, despite its undoubted international stature, the LSO has frequently found itself on the brink of disaster, and its history is an often manic sequence of peaks and troughs.Nevertheless, after 100 years, the orchestra now seems to have entered a golden age of administrative stability and artistic prowess.
The powerful ruler of 2,000,000 Punjab subjects was renowned in India for his administrative abilities, in England for his prowess on the cricket field, in Paris for his fashionable clothes, and everywhere in the world for his immense wealth.
"She has a splendid record of academic and administrative achievement and has all the abilities needed to sustain the momentum of the College's progress". "Michele Moody-Adams' enthusiasm and intellectual prowess is contagious.
"All that technical prowess".
Of his basketball prowess.
