The phrase "administrator certification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal qualification or credential that an individual has obtained to demonstrate their competence in administrative tasks or roles.
Example: "To apply for the position, candidates must possess an administrator certification from an accredited institution."
Alternatives: "admin certification" or "administrative credential".
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Margaret Gilligan, the F.A.A. deputy administrator for regulation and certification, said agency officials did not learn of the problem until August 1999.
But Nick Sabatini, the agency's associate administrator for regulation and certification, would not draw any conclusions from the audits except that airlines were safe.
"We decided that it's far more important that we get these aircraft inspected," said Thomas E. McSweeny, the agency's associate administrator for regulation and certification.
The board considered the likelihood of problems with the 737's rudder so small that it did not recommend immediate action, said Thomas E. McSweeny, the agency's associate administrator for regulation and certification.
Margaret Gilligan, the F.A.A.'s deputy associate administrator for regulation and certification, said the agency had handled the case as it did scores of others when it informed airlines about the cable.
The two-year program offers the 23 candidates internships, academic classes and mentoring as a way of earning a certificate of advanced study from Teachers College and New York State certification as a school district administrator.
He said Ms. Cahill, previously his senior counselor for educational policy, would seek a waiver from the state Board of Regents, which is required for her to serve as deputy chancellor because she lacks certification as a district administrator.
