The phrase "administration enjoying" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an administration is experiencing pleasure or satisfaction from a particular activity or outcome.
Example: "The administration enjoying the success of the new policy was evident in their celebratory meeting."
Alternatives: "administration taking pleasure" or "administration relishing".
This is still, however, a popular administration enjoying the benefit of the doubt: apart from some human-rights organisations, no one seems too bothered.The military still scoffs at the suggestion that it is running the country, and Fakhruddin Ahmed, the head of the interim government, has said his administration does "not intend to stay in power a day longer than necessary".
With the Philippines, under the Aquino administration, enjoying a promising period of political reform and economic dynamism in recent years, many have come to see the country as the next Brazil in Asia.
"This Administration enjoys that corruption.
Ronnie, who also has a part-time paid job in office administration, enjoys volunteering.
For over eight score years now our federal judicial administration has gotten along without it and today that administration enjoys the highest rank in the world.
And the current administration enjoys political cover from its predecessors in the Clinton administration, who formulated the policy and still support it.
In the period of the euphoria that followed, the new military administration enjoyed high public approval, since the military had played a decisive role in ending the Mubārak regime.
Seeing Rahm Emmanuel rub shoulders with writers, producers and editors would suggest to any reasonable viewer that the press and this particularly photogenic administration enjoy a relationship that is cozier than it is critical.
At that time, the Bush administration enjoyed far broader sympathy in Europe, and Mr. Blair faced far fewer challenges from his European partners as he projected himself as Europe's voice in the White House.
WASHINGTON — For two years, backed by a friendly Congress and flush with federal stimulus money, President Obama's administration enjoyed a relatively obstacle-free path for its education agenda, the focus of which is the $4 billion Race to the Top grant program.
The show's most recent season, which skewered the 2016 presidential election and subsequent Trump administration, enjoyed banner ratings and earned more Emmy nominations than any other year since it debuted.
