The phrase "as general administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the overarching management or administrative functions of an organization or system.
Example: "The committee will oversee the project as general administration to ensure all tasks are completed efficiently."
Alternatives: "in an administrative capacity" or "as part of the administration".
For decades, the agency, known as the General Administration of Sports, has conducted its business with an air of Soviet science and grand strategy; in 2000, it launched the 119 Project, named for the number of medals its bureaucrats had calculated were just out of reach in track, swimming, and other competitive summer sports, and intended to rack up.
During periods when the estates was not in session, the continuous supervision of the province was confided to a group of deputed councillors, who were charged with its general administration as well as with the carrying out of the resolutions of the estates.
(See hydraulic civilization). When the state built canals, they were mainly in the areas affected by both the winter and summer monsoons, in which village assemblies played a dominant part in revenue and general administration, as, for example, in the Cola (Chola) kingdom of southern India.
(3) Other fringe benefit costs applicable to the salaries and wages included in subsections (1) and (2) are allowable, as well as an appropriate share of general administration and general expenses, operation and maintenance expenses, and depreciation.
Some nonprofit organizations treat all costs as direct costs except general administration and general expenses.
Such claims should be brought before the king as head of the general administration.
This attempt to deny access might – just might – be the result of over-reach by Chinese censorship bodies such as the recently created General Administration of Press and Publication.
Research by Romain Wacziarg of the University of California, Los Angeles, and Mr Alesina shows that government spending on things like parks and general administration declines as a share of GDP as countries grow larger.The economies of scale associated with social spending are not that big, but smaller economies tend to be more generous where such programmes are concerned.
An appropriate adjustment must be made to eliminate any duplicate charges to Federal awards when this category includes similar or identical activities as those included in the general administration and general expense category or other indirect (F&A) cost items, such as accounting, procurement, or personnel administration.
