The phrase "administration action to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or steps taken by an administration or governing body to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The administration action to implement new policies was met with mixed reactions from the public."
Alternatives: "government measures to" or "administrative steps to".
But Mr. Shelby said that was only because the committee had too much other business to conduct first, including a hearing to question Attorney General John Ashcroft about administration actions to give law enforcement officials greater powers in the fight against terrorism.
In the torrent of Trump administration actions to void Obama-era regulations, one such move stands out right now as particularly disturbing.
The Republican-controlled House faces a politically painful decision in the coming week about whether to give in to increasingly urgent demands from the Bush administration for action to avert a government financial crisis, the latest example of the White House economic agenda's becoming trapped in partisan gridlock.
Hopefully, that knowledge will inform how his administration takes action to ensure that advances in technology do not leave some of us behind. .
In this way, "non-rational determinants of political-administration action" were to be reduced.19 The project team ascertained "fundamental assumptions and allocated information holdings" of the administrators "on social, economic and political prerequisites".
The Obama administration has taken action to add some benefits and protections within the scope of the current law.
We have high hopes that the new administration will take action to preserve and enhance green infrastructure.
The steel industry and steel unions had pressed the Clinton administration to take action to protect the domestic steel industry for two years.
To be sure, the Obama administration is taking action to help the economy, but it's trying to mitigate the slump, not end it.
They appealed to Congress and the Bush administration for swift action to protect hundreds of thousands of children who could lose benefits.
