The phrase "administrative tasks of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific duties or responsibilities related to administration within a particular context or organization.
Example: "The administrative tasks of managing the office include scheduling meetings and maintaining records."
Alternatives: "administrative duties of" or "administrative responsibilities of".
She suggested handing over the administrative tasks of bill payment.
So, free of the countless administrative tasks of running a parish, he plans to return to Bushwick once a week.
She scoffs at those who question her experience, saying the administrative tasks of the town clerk's office and service on numerous community organization boards adequately prepare anyone for Congress.
In the 1840s, Johor began to receive the first Chinese settlers (mainly immigrants from Swatow and Chaozhou), the young Temenggong, Tun Daeng Ibrahim took up the administrative tasks of the state.
The pCODR staff are responsible for the administrative tasks of the pCODR process.
Other fixed costs were associated with the development and production of instruction material (€44 and €77 per patient per year), and administrative tasks of the nurse practitioner (€77 per patient per year).
The main reasons were insufficient ward bed availability (21%), delays in bed allocation (30%), delays in the completion of administrative tasks on the ICU (4%), delays in adequate preparation of ward beds (27%) for the arrival of the ICU patient, and delays that were attributable to intrahospital transport arrangements (5%).
Our firm simply undertook the administrative task of confirming the existence of an invoice for professional fees that predated Derrick Thomas's death.
If Hunt lacked the sense to tell Smith to keep well away from contacts with News Corp, he seems ill qualified for his primary administrative task of running his department.
We believe that collaboratively confronting port congestion, bureaucratic import/export requirements and the hinterland feeder system could unlock much more value for stakeholders in the short to medium term, instead of allocating scarce resources to the administrative task of port reform per se, without a clear understanding of the role of ports in the total national logistics system.
Workload for phase 1 was lower than anticipated and mainly comprised the administrative task of meeting quality standards for data.
