The phrase "administration cannot be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the limitations or restrictions of an administration in various contexts, such as governance, management, or organizational policies.
Example: "The administration cannot be held responsible for decisions made prior to their tenure."
Alternatives: "the administration is unable to" or "the administration is not permitted to".
Crucially, though, companies in administration cannot be forced into liquidation.
Unfortunately, the present administration cannot be counted on to do so on its own.
The value of public administration "cannot be expressed in terms of money".
Clearly, the Bush administration cannot be trusted to get the balance between law enforcement and civil liberties right.
Clearly, the Bush administration cannot be trusted to find the right balance between law enforcement and civil liberties.
As for other violent crimes, Baumann said the Fenty administration "cannot be trusted" to supply accurate statistics.
Given that these children made up a non-negligible percentage of our population (17%), the importance of participants having access to interviewer-administration cannot be overstated.
However, comparison with the current study is precluded by use of different assay methods, and interpretation of the results in terms of the immunogenicity of co-administration cannot be made in the absence of a group that received MenC-CRM197 alone.
The Chinese make the same point, and complain that despite the assurances of the Clinton administration, they cannot be certain that a future administration would not use a missile defense against it, especially since China has often been cast as a threat by conservative Republicans.
If there is no remedy for them, there is a defect in our laws or in their administration which cannot be too soon corrected.
The principle of a cut-off is sensible because the PPI scandal, which has cost the industry £37bn in claims and administration costs, cannot be allowed to run indefinitely.
