The phrase "administration analysis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating or examining administrative processes, policies, or systems.
Example: "The administration analysis revealed several areas for improvement in the current workflow."
Alternatives: "administrative assessment" or "management evaluation."
"He was giving the Administration analysis that they wanted to hear," Senator Levin told me.
An article yesterday about a judge's rejection of the Bush administration analysis of the effect of Columbia and Snake River dams on endangered fish misstated the name of the parent agency of the National Marine Fisheries Service, which carried out the analysis.
Much of Taibbi's piece focused on Robert Rubin's network and its dominance of economic posts in the Obama administration, analysis which Fernholz dismissed as conspiratorial.
Medtronic Canada Inc. provided the Bravo equipment (hardware, vacuum apparatus, portable data recorders) free of charge but had no role in the study design, recruitment, administration, analysis of data, manuscript, or publication of the study.
An Office of Management and Budget official told HuffPost in an email that the global health funding changes were part of "several technical and policy updates based on continued Administration analysis and discussions with Members of Congress".
Nonetheless, his criticism of the administration's analysis was closely followed by a more thorough analysis from the Department of Agriculture.
This paper also focuses on the importance of the modulation of metabolic pathways upon drug administration, their analysis and the assessment of their putative roles in the networks involved using a meta-analysis approach.
After a curious pause, George W. Bush rejected his own administration's analysis.
In her majority opinion today, Justice O'Connor was close to dismissive of the administration's analysis.
Two things stand apart in the Obama administration's analysis of the problem.
But Mr. Collins pointed out that the administration's analysis was more like a back-of-the-envelope calculation, and that it hadn't accounted for the impact of biofuels on crops other than corn.
