The phrase "administration concerning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to matters or issues related to the administration of a particular organization or topic.
Example: "The administration concerning the new policy will be discussed in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "administration related to" or "administration regarding".
How does that affect Congress' ability to reach an agreement with the administration concerning domestic wiretaps?
Besides the Rezko and Blagojevich cases, there have been indictments and convictions against the Daley administration concerning hiring and contracting practices.
In her article, Ms. Kagan addressed an earlier and narrower meaning of the phrase, one made popular during the Reagan administration, concerning the scope of the president's power to control the executive branch itself.
C1 Democrats Pressing on Enron Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, chairman of the Governmental Affairs Committee, said he would issue subpoenas to the Bush administration concerning its contacts with Enron.
NEWS Sharply different perspectives within the Obama administration concerning the Syrian opposition emerged publicly on Wednesday when Secretary of State John Kerry and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel made separate appearances before Congress.
WASHINGTON — Sharply different perspectives within the Obama administration concerning the Syrian opposition emerged publicly on Wednesday when Secretary of State John Kerry and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel made separate appearances before Congress.
Any administration concerns about further "restructuring" seem small in light of our need to find a way to protect ourselves.
PAGE C1 No U.S. Troops for Indonesia The administration, concerned about an anti-American backlash, has decided against trying to deploy troops in Indonesia.
B8 FOOD SAFETY -- The Bush administration, concerned that the nation's food supply could become the target of bioterrorism, is seeking money to increase the number of inspectors.
The Eisenhower administration, concerned that the satellite program not interfere with military missile programs or prejudice the legality of spy satellites to come, entrusted its IGY proposal to the small, nonmilitary Vanguard rocket.
One privacy battle taking shape early in the next administration concerns the reauthorization of a critical surveillance provision, known as Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, that permits the widespread collection of Americans' international communications.
