The phrase "administrative services for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to services that are related to the management or organization of tasks, typically in a business or institutional context.
Example: "The company provides administrative services for small businesses to help them streamline their operations."
Alternatives: "management services for" or "support services for".
Based in Watertown, Mass., Athenahealth offers a suite of administrative services for medical practices.
The bride, 37, is a manager of human resources and administrative services for Lincoln Center.
"We certainly do remember that time," said Steele Howen, executive director of administrative Services for Albemarle County.
His father retired as the associate director of administrative services for the Jamaica Service Program for Older Adults in Queens.
"We might have beaten this Old Man River," said Ken Cantrell, director of administrative services for the city.
GlobeOp, founded in 2000, provides administrative services for hedge funds, including calculating the net asset values of those firms' portfolios.
"The project was first proposed by the Romans," said Thomas A. Siconolfi, executive director for administrative services of the state's judicial branch.
"Well, the island is part of the river now," said Mike Goldberg, the administrative services director for Linn County.
Also the growth of self-insured plans from large companies, such as Google, to many SMBs have dramatically increased the number of people under employer group ASO (administrative services only for self-funded business) to 115.6 million covered lives.
Chris Paulson, the administrative services director for the city of Alhambra, also called it a "sonic boom type of sound," made all the more strange by the fact that it's being reported across an unusually wide area.
ANDERSEN CONSULTING, Chicago, will expand the finance and administrative services it provides for BP Amoco P.L.C., London, the oil and petrochemical company, for refining and marketing operations in the United States in a 10-year, $200 million agreement.
