The phrase "administration address" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific address related to an administration, such as a government office or an organization.
Example: "Please send all correspondence to the administration address listed on our website."
Alternatives: "administrative address" or "office address".
How will your administration address diversity, inclusiveness and what role will affirmative action play in your overall plan?
C1 Concern Over Oil Companies Lawmakers in both political parties demanded that the Bush administration address concerns that energy companies may have been underpaying the government for oil they produce on publicly owned land.
They come at the invitation of the Rev. Nicholas T. Porter, who has previously had imams, rabbis and Richard W. Murphy, an assistant secretary of state in the Reagan administration, address his congregants.
[C1.] Questions Raised About Federal Energy Royalties Lawmakers in both political parties demanded that the Bush administration address concerns that energy companies may have been underpaying the government for oil and gas they produce on publicly owned land and in coastal waters.
But as Gilgoff also says in his rather perfunctory conclusion, the religious right remains bedeviled by factional disputes, to the extent that Dobson admonished Richard Cizik, the chief lobbyist for the National Association of Evangelicals, for drafting and circulating a petition demanding that the Bush administration address global warming.
Why should the administration address concerns like these?
The legislation, passed in the Clinton administration, addresses dozens of childhood disabilities.
It was not until 1994 that the Clinton administration addressed whether to help Colombia and Peru with their plans to destroy planes that refused to land.
Trent Duffy, a deputy press secretary in the White House, said the Bush administration addressed nonmilitary language needs with $100 million in aid under the Higher Education Act.
None of the steps being taken by the Obama administration addresses the most immediate goal of the United States and its allies: Slowing Iran's nuclear development.
Last week, the Obama administration addressed those concerns by announcing it would allow states to seek waivers from No Child Left Behind rules.
