The phrase "administration focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the emphasis or priorities of an administration, such as in government or organizational contexts.
Example: "The new policy reflects the administration focus on improving public health and safety."
Alternatives: "administrative emphasis" or "administration priorities".
The communications coming out of the administration focus too much on attempts to demonize Saddam Hussein and not enough on solid facts and clear arguments.
Grants under the Obama administration focus on what it calls "evidence-based" teenage pregnancy prevention, which usually means programs that teach both abstinence and contraception.
The administration focus on moderate Democrats from conservative states reflects an early recognition that the debate could grow into a Democratic filibuster -- and a Republican effort to overcome it by changing the Senate rules.
For all the internal administration focus on propping up moderate Syrian rebels, the US military would not be able to begin training them until October, the earliest that Congressional approval could be obtained for the required funding and authorisation.
It is important that the Administration focus on large areas that have core wild land components - the very lands that provide our pure drinking water and healthy wildlife habitat.
Instead, the administration focused its energy on expanding background checks.
The Clinton administration focused on the core rate in June.
The Bush administration focuses relentlessly on a handful of priorities.
A portrait of the Supreme Court since the Reagan administration focuses on the influence of its moderates.
Two other projects completed during the Clinton administration focused on the mechanics of making germ weapons.
He could become a council apprentice in business administration, focusing on human resources.
