The phrase "administrative tools of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to tools or resources that assist in the management or administration of a system, organization, or process.
Example: "The administrative tools of the software allow users to manage their accounts efficiently."
Alternatives: "management tools for" or "administrative resources of".
The software included a variety of administrative tools for content management allowing delivery of multiple conferences that were individually tailored to address specific threaded discussions of general concepts and topics covered in the course.
There are specialist search tools, e-mail scanning tools and disk-analysis tools; tools to gather information over a corporate network when investigating internal incidents; tools that monitor network traffic for suspicious behaviour; administrative tools to keep track of evidence from multiple cases, to plot events on timelines for analysis, and to generate reports.
An important feature is the management of access with administrative tools to define for each comparison absolute privacy, different levels of user specific sharing or full public access.
The devices, which the Navy called Job Performance Aids, or J.P.A.'s, were introduced as "advanced administrative tools to enhance individual productivity and quality of work," according to an overview of the program on the Navy Web site.
In these examples as well as a range of others, the gang infected a machine belonging to an administrator and then used Microsoft administrative tools to infect all the computers for which that person had responsibility, Mr. Stewart said.
Paid versions will add extra functionality — sharing between workgroups, or administrative tools, for instance — but the basic functionality of Atlas Recall will stay free.
In order to minimize the impact of agro-industrial residues on the environment, administrative tools to limit such releases must be developed.
It also provides organizations with administrative tools to provide more granular controls over users' security and access to the network of other employees within an organization.
The EMC is the latest version of the administrative tool for Exchange servers.
