The phrase "administration convened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a group of administrators or a governing body has gathered for a meeting or discussion.
Example: "The administration convened to discuss the new policy changes that would affect the entire school district."
Alternatives: "the board met" or "the committee assembled".
In September the new administration convened a 50-member panel to amend the 2012 constitution.
The Obama administration convened a group of experts and created the website stopbullying.gov, but not much change followed.
"Earlier this year, the administration convened a working group to examine strengthening our gun laws, but no findings or recommendations have been released.
The administration convened dozens of leading experts on housing finance at the Treasury on Tuesday in a show of public engagement with the politically charged topic, including the future of the mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
After the school shooting in Parkland, Fla., the Trump administration convened a federal commission on school safety, led by Ms. DeVos, to examine topics like mental and behavioral health resources, building security and the role of law enforcement in schools.
After the Parkland shooting, the Trump administration convened a federal commission on school safety, led by Ms. DeVos, to examine topics like mental and behavioral health resources, building security and the role of law enforcement in schools.
On Tuesday, the Bush administration convenes a three-day meeting here to set its new agenda for research on climate change.
BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 More Study vs. Quick Action As the Bush administration convenes a meeting to set its agenda for research on climate change, many experts who will attend say further study will only delay urgent action needed to avert serious harm.
Mr. Ahmad refused to disinvite the Iranian ambassador, so Saudi diplomats suggested having Suliman Aba al-Khail, a Saudi academic with a position in the university's administration, convene a board meeting and "choose a president for the university who is consistent with our orientation," the cable said.
With Dorothy Wickenden May 22, 2017 To mark a hundred days of the Trump Administration, David Remnick convened a group of journalists to discuss covering this Presidency: Lydia Polgreen, the editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post; Eli Lake, a correspondent for Bloomberg View; the MSNBC host Joy Reid; and the Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold.
To mark a hundred days of the Trump Administration, David Remnick convened a group of journalists to discuss covering this Presidency: Lydia Polgreen, the editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post; Eli Lake, a correspondent for Bloomberg View; the MSNBC host Joy Reid; and the Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold.
