The phrase "administration challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing difficulties or obstacles faced in the management or operation of an organization or system.
Example: "The company is currently facing several administration challenges that hinder its growth and efficiency."
Alternatives: "management difficulties" or "organizational hurdles".
Nixon administration challenges to both publications were struck down in a historic Supreme Court ruling.
It will, in short, be a fine example of government by preaching.As well as empowering parents, the administration challenges the cyber-industry.
Mr. Bloom, speaking more forcefully than others in the administration, challenges the idea that research and development can be pursued entirely separate from production.
The administration challenges the lower court's findings that Texas had legal standing to sue because DAPA's designation that the immigrants would be legally present in this country meant they would be entitled to state driver's licenses.
Strangely, the administration challenges the view, widely held by lawyers and accountants involved in estate planning, that wealthy individuals make charitable contributions to reduce the size of their taxable estates and direct money to cherished causes and institutions rather than see the government take it.
I think not talking about endgames is playing into our enemies' hand.' " Incidentally, that assertion by Bush -- that a deadline would serve the insurgents -- is one of several that William E. Odom, head of the National Security Agency during the Reagan administration, challenges in an essay on NiemanWatchdog.org, the other Web site I work for.
Her administration challenged the federal government's data, as it did with the polar bear decision.
The Bush administration challenged the ruling, but the court denied that petition in March.
The new broadside against the ICC follows steps by the administration challenging international cooperation in other areas.
But the law was struck down after the Giuliani administration challenged its constitutionality and won in court.
Over the past seven years, we've seen the Bush administration challenge conventional limits placed on executive powers, much to the dismay of many Americans.
