The phrase "administration carried out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the execution or implementation of administrative tasks or processes.
Example: "The administration carried out the new policy changes effectively, ensuring all staff were informed."
Alternatives: "administration executed" or "administration implemented".
The French mandatory administration carried out much constructive work.
The Reagan administration carried out the attack after charging that Libya was behind the bombing of a Berlin disco in which two American serviceman were killed.
The Reagan Administration carried out a morally debased effort to foster mutual destruction between the two countries during the war that they fought from 1980 to 1988.
In 1982 the city administration carried out a massive public opinion survey to find out what people really wanted at the neighbourhood level.
Mr. Chávez, whose language has become increasingly hostile in the face of American support for a recall referendum, warned that if the Bush administration carried out what he called American aggressions, "the people of the United States should know that they will not get another drop of oil from Venezuela".
After the demise of the Soviet Union, the Clinton administration carried out extensive programs of diplomatic exchanges, joint commissions and financial aid programs, one goal of which was to persuade Moscow to limit the sale of weapons and dangerous technologies to undependable states.
Consequently, Congress passed the legislation to help the administration carry out its war on terrorism.
"We're a lame-duck administration carrying out a mandate from Jesse Helms," Mr. Holbrooke said.
Mr. Mukasey also pushed Congress to give immunity to telecommunications companies for any illegal acts they committed while helping the administration carry out its outlaw domestic spying program.
And the Obama administration, carrying out a law enacted in 2010, has just issued a "draft framework" for an aggressive campaign to prevent and treat Alzheimer's disease effectively by 2025.
But the Trump administration, carrying out a crackdown on illegal immigration, denied Garcia's requests to extend his stay in the U.S.
