The phrase "administration amendment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to changes or modifications made to administrative policies or regulations.
Example: "The administration amendment was approved to enhance the efficiency of the current policies."
Alternatives: "administrative change" or "policy amendment".
On the issue of whether or not to extend the rent-control law, it was decided, after much talk by tenants and landlords who testified, to extend the rent control, with the understanding the Lindsay administration amendments would be added before June 1st.
Federal funding for the site ended in 2011 under the Obama Administration via amendment to the Department of Defense and Full-Year Continuing Appropriations Act, passed on April 14 , 2011
The administration sought amendments to the Egyptian Constitution to legalize political parties, termination of one-party rule, and the end of extralegal efforts to lock up government opponents and regulate the media.
In June 1993 Senator McCain, alarmed at reports that Russia was delivering Kilo-class submarines to Iran without a forceful response from the administration, introduced amendments to Gore-McCain to stiffen sanctions against Russia for such sales.
On Friday, September 23, President Barack Obama announced that his administration's amendments to the No Child Left Behind Act would curtail the need for educators to "teach to the test".
But his party colleague Jack Straw, who served both as home and foreign secretary in Labour administrations, claimed amendments put forward by his own front bench ran the risk of deterring agents working for the secret and intelligence services from passing on vital information.
But the most immediate problem for Senator Lott and the administration is an amendment sponsored by Senators Fred Thompson, a Tennessee Republican, and Robert G. Torricelli, a New Jersey Democrat.
About 75 people showed up for the rally, at which the civil liberties group spelled out 14 battles it had fought with the administration on First Amendment issues.
In President Barack Obama's final full year in office, his administration negotiated an amendment to the landmark Montreal Protocol attempting to curtail their use.
In sharp new criticism of the Giuliani administration's First Amendment policies, two federal appeals court judges have complained that a "relentless onslaught" of litigation over restrictions on political demonstrations and artistic events has forced the federal courts to take on the role of city licensing agencies.
He did not criticize the administration on First Amendment grounds.
