'administrative reception' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to the administrative office of an organization, department, or business where visitors are received and where administrative tasks are handled. For example, "The administrative reception is on the first floor of the building."
The remaining smaller rooms include several private administrative offices, a reception area and a "server" room housing technical systems.
"Many times, they [IMs] fail right at the entrance, in the reception: administrative staff ask for a series of documents, and require the payment of taxes, that often are not applicable to that person".
A hospital statement said a "very low level of flooding" had affected the reception and administrative areas.
With the institutionalization of accommodation as part of asylum laws, legal and administrative terms such as (reception and accommodation) centers, (asylum) shelters, and homes have emerged.
On the one hand, global tasks are classified according to students' reception regarding administrative and familiarization tasks related to the website (Course view, User, Data view, Download and Data add); and on the other hand, local tasks are associated to the course's main theme by means of pedagogical modules (Glossary, Blog, Forum, Resource, Glossary add, Forum add, and Wiki edit).
Aside from the two tower complexes, there is a reception office, administrative block, monastic quarters, meditation halls and a kitchen complex where lay supporters prepare meals for the monks and visitors.
66 In conclusion, reception and administrative staff make important "hidden" contributions to repeat prescribing in general practice.
We shadowed 25 doctors, 16 nurses, 4 healthcare assistants, 6 managers, and 56 reception or administrative staff.
Patient must register at first attendance and the demographic and socio-economic data is entered directly into the computer system by administrative staff in the reception office.
Similar views were expressed in terms of the importance of being engaged by, and listened to by frontline reception and administrative staff.
