The phrase "administration contributes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the role or impact of an administration in a specific context, such as governance, management, or organizational functions.
Example: "The administration contributes significantly to the development of new policies that benefit the community."
Alternatives: "the administration plays a role" or "the administration adds value."
This administration contributes to the security of Israel in an extraordinary way and does a lot to prevent a nuclear Iran.
The delayed and sustained release of cisplatin after i.v. administration contributes to the low toxicity of NC-6004.
Failure to adequately consider variables such as age, as well as comorbidity, physiological status, and timing of drug administration, contributes to the disparity between the results of animal models and clinical trials.
This can be difficult to achieve in clinical practice, and thus it is possible that poor administration contributes to delirium and agitation or results in an increase in adverse events as a result of this treatment [ 19].
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Two new books by former members of the Bush administration contribute to this debate.
Certainly the Bush Administration contributed more than its share to the final result.
In April, at the request of the campaign, Richard Burt, a former senior State Department official in the Reagan Administration, contributed elements to Trump's first major foreign-policy speech.
In hiding it, the administration contributed to the whole complex of deception, a good part of it illegal until it became public.
Through most of the 1990's, a handful of intellectuals from the institute met regularly with leading officials of the Giuliani administration, contributing ideas that helped shape the way New York thought about crime, welfare, taxes and education.
Cuts in the Energy Department's budget and staff in the Clinton administration contributed to accidents and management errors at several national laboratories, according to an audit by the agency's inspector general, Gregory H. Friedman.
