The phrase "administration consisted of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the components or members that make up an administration or governing body.
Example: "The administration consisted of experienced professionals from various fields, ensuring a well-rounded approach to governance."
Alternatives: "the administration was made up of" or "the administration included".
In Konedobu, on the shores of the Port Moresby harbour, the Australian administration consisted of a collection of unimpressive wooden buildings, some quite ramshackle.
Charging that the Truman Administration consisted of "followers of the Moscow party line," the A.M.A. worked closely with the conservative coalition in Congress to kill the measure in committee.
Intravenous fluid administration consisted of an initial bolus of 12 mL/kg normal saline, followed by a 3 mL/kg/h replacement and additional 4 mL/kg boluses if mean arterial pressure (MAP) fell to < 60 mmHg.
Fluid administration consisted of 500-mL infusions of crystalloid for a 25- to 30-minute period.
The group of 7 patients with type 1 ST segment elevation diagnostic of BS following ajmaline administration consisted of 6 men (85.7%) and 1 woman (14.3%).
[2-C]-glycine was purchased from Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, administration consisted of 12 doses of 3 g of [2-C]-glycine dissolved in 50 mL of water, ingested orally at 30-minute intervals over a 6-hour period.
Prior to amendment, section related to program administration, consisting of subsecs.
Local administration consists of a Taupulega (Council of Elders), made up of heads of family groups and two elected members.
An interim administration, consisting of the governor and a team of Turks and Caicos and British advisers, instituted governmental reforms during the suspension period.
The administration consists of a commissioner, who is appointed by the federal government, and the Legislative Assembly, whose members are directly elected to four-year terms.
This administration consists of a commissioner, who is appointed by the Canadian government and whose powers are largely ceremonial, and the Legislative Assembly, which is elected by the people of the territory.
