The phrase "administration expertise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specialized knowledge or skills related to managing or overseeing an organization or its operations.
Example: "Her administration expertise has been invaluable in streamlining our processes and improving efficiency."
Alternatives: "management skills" or "administrative proficiency."
The administration also failed to consult or heed its own government expertise, an expertise cultivated and created at huge cost over the years, he argues.
In praising the incoming administration's expertise, he appeared to be acknowledging the oil backgrounds of both Mr. Bush and Vice President-elect Dick Cheney.
Among the many casualties of the Trump administration — competence, expertise, facts, morality, compassion and courtesy, to name just a few — one has been scarcely mentioned, though it constitutes a large part of our national consciousness: idealism.
The Older Women's Economic Security OWES Task Forcece has sent a letter to the President, asking that members of the administration with expertise on women's issues be added to the White House's advisory team discussing strategies to reduce deficit spending.
In his most noted work, Politics and Administration (1900), he showed how the popular will is articulated from administration, in which expertise and hierarchy work to fulfill that will.
Despite the advantages of decentralization, Rondinelli et al. [36] have pointed out the fact that decentralization may be problematic if local institutions in a decentralized administration lack the expertise, know-how, and management capacity to administrate the services.
After eight years of the bumbling, ineffective and frankly disastrous Bush administration, a little expertise might be just what the doctor ordered.
Will bring to the job: Eight years at the White House and the State Department in the Clinton administration and special expertise in the problems posed by weak and failed states, global poverty and transnational security threats.
The leading scientific societies have reached out to the Trump administration offering their expertise on science issues, including government action on climate change, but they have been largely rebuffed.
