The phrase "administration action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to government, organizational, or institutional decisions and measures taken by an administration.
Example: "The administration action taken to address the budget deficit was met with mixed reactions from the public."
Alternatives: "government action" or "administrative measure".
But administration action alone is not enough.
In the State Department, however, officials are worried that administration action could box in China's president, Jiang Zemin.
The administration action inevitably raised questions about whether politics was trump in this instance — especially from disappointed supporters in the scientific and women's rights communities.
At the same time, however, the National Association of Homebuilders, a lobbying group that represents most developers, complained that the administration action was ambiguous and did not resolve the confusion over what was covered under the Clean Water Act.
The administration action is a victory for the timber industry, which has pushed for salvaging of the wood, from the Bitterroot National Forest, before it rots or cracks and loses its value.
In a microcosm of the opposition engendered by every administration action on Guantánamo, the chairman of the House armed services committee, Republican Mac Thornberry of Texas, rejected the transfer of 10 detainees last month – not to US soil, but to Oman.
He then added complaints about other recent administration actions taken without Congressional participation.
Nixon's refusal to let officials of his Administration go before a congressional committee to answer questions about various Administration actions during last fall's Presidential campaign.
2. Commit to ongoing discussions on change.gov and to whatever it evolves into, and to follow through in terms of actual administration actions.
But George W.? Judgments on his presidency seem more likely to rest on administration actions and reactions than on the man's personal defects and attributes.
Vice President Dick Cheney has been the administration's leading advocate of retaining and restoring presidential prerogatives, including keeping private deliberations confidential and barring scrutiny of administration actions by Congress and the news media.
