The phrase "a major administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant or important governing body or organization, often in a political context.
Example: "The new policies introduced by a major administration have sparked widespread debate among citizens."
Alternatives: "a significant administration" or "a prominent administration".
Pompeo is now the administration's point man on countering Iran, a major administration goal, and nuclear disarmament talks with North Korea.
Assuming the process proceeds as planned, it will provide a visible measure of progress to report in a major administration assessment of the strategy due in December.
But the task force is understaffed and does not represent a major administration initiative.
His remarks revealed the depth of a gulf among Democrats over trade, and sparked new criticism from Republicans as a sign that the president's party couldn't be lined up behind a major administration initiative.
Now that Fitzgerald's grand jury has issued an indictment of a major Administration official, attention will shift quickly away from the press and toward the many troubles of the Bush White House.
What fun". A veteran of the Major administration saw parallels with 1995 when the wounded prime minister limped home after staging his famous "put up or shut up" challenge to the right.
The decision of the Murdoch press to launch a "morality crusade" against the Major administration led to the resignation of several gay Tory MPs from minor government positions, and reinforced the impression that the regime was mired in "sleaze".
That's even though carbon capture and storage, which often goes by the name "clean coal," has been a major Trump administration priority.
Her record, she said, includes work on a major Clinton administration child-care initiative, a huge federal-state children's health insurance program, adoption and foster care bills and foreign aid appropriations for small loans overseas.
In at least one case, Clinton directly calls to roll back a major Obama administration concession to Wall Street.
WASHINGTON -- California Gov. Jerry Brown (D) signed a bill on Saturday limiting the state's cooperation with federal immigration authorities, a rebuke of a major Obama administration enforcement policy that has led to record deportations from the state.
