The phrase "administration as expected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the performance or functioning of an administration that meets anticipated standards or outcomes.
Example: "The new policy implementation has gone smoothly, and the administration as expected has been efficient in addressing the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "administration as anticipated" or "administration as projected".
Instead, the Trump administration, as expected, imposed sanctions on 17 Saudis accused of involvement in the killing.
WASHINGTON — The Bush administration, as expected, announced new protections on Thursday for health care providers who oppose abortion and other medical procedures on religious or moral grounds.
Today the administration, as expected, announced that the United States would pursue a resolution condemning China's record at the United Nations Human Rights Commission, which is to meet in Geneva next month.
Insulin administration, as expected, increased the IRβ phosphorylation (Fig. 4A, lane 2).
After ACZ administration, as expected, the oxy-hemoglobin concentration increased and deoxy-hemoglobin concentration decreased slightly.
These results indicate that the concentration of platinum in the plasma showed no substantial increase with the addition of miriplatin to CDDP administration, as expected.
The theme of the president's initiative is "American patients first," and his plan takes aim at what the White House calls "foreign freeloading". The administration will, as expected, put pressure on foreign countries to relax drug price controls, in the belief that pharmaceutical companies can then lower prices in the United States.
However, we have found that the null mice are more susceptible to 5-ALA-induced neurotoxicity after systemic administration (as might be expected from the higher 5-ALA CSF concentrations [ 27]).
In the early stages following bleomycin administration, we found, as expected, histological evidence of acute inflammation, which was associated with relatively mild changes in lung function, depending on the methodology used and the strain.
The changes have come as the administration is expected as early as Monday to file a formal written brief explaining its opposition to a ruling by a federal district judge, John D. Bates, in April.
As expected, administration of Lr32-treated BMDCs greatly reduced the expression of all these genes.
