The phrase "advanced administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to management, governance, or the operation of complex systems or organizations.
Example: "The course focuses on advanced administration techniques for managing large-scale projects effectively."
Alternatives: "sophisticated management" or "enhanced governance".
Users can be grouped by department and function; advanced administration rights and permissions settings for users and ability to track the tasks performed in the system (reports by type and user) are also key.
The service will be freemium: end users will be able to create and join lists for free, but a paid version for enterprises would come with additional features such as advanced administration and security capabilities as well as the ability to manage loops that are open to members of a specific domain (i.e. techcrunch.ccloop.com).
It is therefore logical that the issue of virtualization technology is becoming a priority for educational institutions not only in terms of their internal information systems, but also as a means of solving particular educational issues regarding advanced administration and operation of information systems.
Additionally, current measures were primarily developed using classical test methods [ 16] and not modern test theory or advanced administration and scoring technology.
But critics said the change was a backdoor effort to advance the administration's anti-abortion agenda and to establish a legal precedent for recognizing the fetus as a person.
For weeks before the hearing, committee staff members questioned him on whether he had deliberately turned a blind eye to human rights abuses to advance the administration's policies.
Mr. Gunn may have to agree to further reforms in exchange for a bailout, but Mr. Mineta must not use this emergency to advance the administration's privatization agenda.
It comes just weeks after Obama outlined his plans to open vast new swaths of America's coastline to drilling, a concession to oil industries in hopes of advancing the administration's bigger plans on climate and energy this year.
President Obama, meanwhile, announced the previous week that his campaign juggernaut would be transformed into an advocacy group, Organizing for Action, that would use the vast social network amassed during the 2012 cycle to advance the administration's policy goals.
The American people have every right to be suspicious when NOAA alters data to get the politically correct results they want.... NOAA needs to come clean about why they altered the data to get the results they needed to advance this administration's extreme climate change agenda.
"As she clearly stated at the event, her personal views on issues are irrelevant to her work of advancing the administration's agenda," the official added.
