The phrase "administration appointed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals or groups that have been designated or selected by an administration for a specific role or task.
Example: "The administration appointed a new committee to oversee the project."
Alternatives: "administration designated" or "administration selected".
Dukakis's administration appointed a fact-finding committee to investigate.
The Bush administration appointed ambassador Paul Bremer to head a new coalition provisional authority in Baghdad.
Tensions with the E.P.A. have increased strikingly since the Obama administration appointed a new regional chief, Al Armendariz, an El Paso native.
Last September, in a move that should have caused shock waves, the administration appointed L. Jean Lewis as the office's chief of staff.
The club had flirted with liquidation but by August had emerged from administration, appointed Colin Todd as manager and set their sights on rebuilding.
In May, the Bush administration appointed Dr. David J. Brailer to the new post of national coordinator of health information technology.
Arthur J. Balfour resigned in December 1905, and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman formed a Liberal administration, appointing Lloyd George to the Cabinet as president of the Board of Trade.
That same day Cameron announced the most significant cabinet reshuffle of his administration, appointing a group of ministers who reflected a markedly Euroskeptic outlook.
Democrats agreed to drop their objections to Mr. Hayes's election in exchange for the Hayes administration appointing a Democratic postmaster-general and agreeing to remove federal troops from state government buildings in Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana.
While several former mayors have had warm relations with Tijuana officials, Mr. Filner has made cross-border relations a centerpiece of his administration, appointing a binational affairs director and mentioning Mexico at nearly every opportunity.
Feinstein, who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, said that "progress has largely stalled on closing the Guantanamo facility" and urged the administration appoint a senior administration official to achieve the conditions necessary to close Guantanamo.
