The phrase "administration for many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing governance, management, or organizational structures that serve a large group of people.
Example: "The new policy aims to create an administration for many, ensuring that all voices are heard in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "management for the masses" or "governance for all".
Mr. Ashcroft went characteristically on the offensive, blaming the Clinton administration for many intelligence failures.
Conservation groups and Democrats have criticized the Bush administration for many of its early decisions on the environment.
Ashcroft sought to blame the Clinton administration for many of the shortcomings in counterterrorism strategies before the attacks, taking the unusual step of publicly citing the work of a Democratic member of the commission, Jamie S. Gorelick, who served as a deputy attorney general in the Clinton administration.
Wang Da has engaged in scientific research on drilling engineering and engineering administration for many years.
One close associate of the museum contends that Hoving has been trying to undermine the Getty administration for many months.
And yet, the embrace of the latest strategy for job creation from a White House sinking in the approval ratings raises a question that has dogged the administration for many months: What took you guys so long?
The Hollywood community has been tremendously supportive of this president and Democratic administrations for many years, and with good cause.
It would seem that the Bush administration and for many years the US Senate do not accept this logic: America will not sign up to the Kyoto protocol; but we should not presume that American action on climate change begins and ends in Washington.
The appointees are also quite young meaning that these smart and talented judges will shape the law in this country not just during Trump's administration but for many years to come.
But when I saw the clinic, and the work they do, it made me think of my grandfather who I saw giving back to the veteran's administration for so many years.
While senior Democratic and Republican officials in successive administrations have for many years repeatedly denied that the trillions of dollars of debt Fannie and Freddie issued is guaranteed, the package, if adopted, would bring the Treasury closer than ever to exposing taxpayers to potentially huge new liabilities.
