The phrase "administration characterized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the specific features or qualities that define a particular administration or governing body.
Example: "The administration characterized by transparency and accountability has gained the trust of the public."
Alternatives: "administration defined by" or "administration marked by".
That leaves thirty-eight men whom the Obama Administration characterized, in 2009, as too dangerous to release but too difficult to try.
We've got an administration characterized by blind faith in crony capitalism, a drunken spendthrift's version of supply-side economics, and a secretive, country-club executive style.
David L. Goldwyn, the State Department coordinator for international energy affairs in the first Obama administration, characterized the government's efforts as "a fight-and-talk strategy".
But a little more than an hour into the debate, he completely mishandled one of the most potent issues – how the administration characterized the attack on our diplomats in Benghazi, Libya.
Gary Samore, a nonproliferation expert in the Clinton administration, characterized the deal as probably the best that could be gotten at this time, but warned of stormy times to come.
Mr. Bloomberg, who has made health initiatives like banning smoking and trans fats a top priority of his administration, characterized the legislation unfolding in Congress as "incorporating Republican ideas and earning deserved support from Republican leaders such as former Senate majority leader Bill Frist".
The administration characterizes the lower court's ruling as threatening to "violate fundamental principles of the separation of powers".
But what the Bush administration characterizes as "gridlock" and "analysis paralysis" is seen by others as the messy but necessary products of making land decisions in a democracy.
"It does no good to cancel a program that the administration characterizes as 'unexecutable' if that program is simply replaced with a new plan that can't be executed either," Mr. Gordon said.
Whether using the base VEGFR ePD model or those modified by mutations, the frequency of drug administration was characterized by both near-continuous and discontinuous drug administrations.
His administration was characterized by far-reaching reforms: establishment of a merit system for state police, improved care and treatment of patients in state mental hospitals, greater state aid for schools, and a revitalized civil service.
