The phrase "administration evaluating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an administration is assessing or reviewing something, such as policies, programs, or performance.
Example: "The administration evaluating the new policy will provide feedback by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "management assessing" or "leadership reviewing".
President Obama on Tuesday nominated David Barron, who as acting head of the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel at the start of the administration evaluated some of its most contentious legal policy questions, to be a federal appeals court judge in Boston.
Bradley H. Patterson, Jr., a member of the Ford administration, evaluated the tribe's claim and concluded that "Maine's tribes stood to gain a sizeable portion of that state" if the federal government went forward and litigated the dispute on behalf of the tribe, to which the court had declared the tribe was entitled.
Inappropriate activation of neutrophils after crystalloid administration, evaluated in vitro, has been hypothesized as a possible mechanism for ARDS and end-organ injury in trauma patients [56].
Hospital administrations evaluated, endorsed, and authorized the research, allowing researchers to use the data for scientific purposes.
Svarstad et al. further reviewed that, with its ability to allow self-administration, evaluate multidrug regimens, and reduce practitioner's training, this questionnaire is popular among healthcare professionals [ 5].
Her administration is evaluating a proposal made by a Canadian pipeline operator, TransCanada.
He pointedly added that the administration was evaluating "the utility of having a summit".
The under secretary of energy, Robert G. Card, told Congress last week that the administration was evaluating whether it was "economically feasible or necessary" to produce fuel domestically for nuclear reactors, or whether the country could reliably import uranium from Russia and elsewhere.
Susan E. Voss, the Iowa insurance commissioner and president of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, said the Obama administration was evaluating states in an uneven, inconsistent way.
Meanwhile, the Obama administration was evaluating proposals for assistance in cleaning up the gulf from the United Nations and the European Union, as well as 14 individual countries, including Sweden, according to the State Department.
