The phrase "administration fund" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial management, particularly when referring to funds allocated for administrative purposes within an organization or institution.
Example: "The university has allocated a significant portion of its budget to the administration fund to cover operational expenses."
Alternatives: "administrative budget" or "operational fund".
Directly or indirectly, the director is responsible for administration, fund raising, care and maintenance, acquisitions, conservation, education, a restaurant, and a bookstore and publishing house that made a gross profit of more than $2 million in 1988-89.
Mulvaney said the cuts in foreign aid would help the administration fund a proposed $54 billion expansion of the U.S. military budget.
Many businessmen, he added, felt they had been "shak en down" by Administration fund raisers and were bitter about it.
The one area in which Mr. Gore said he was not worried was one that had come to be a bane of the Clinton administration: fund-raising.
The Justice Department said last week that it had begun a criminal investigation into whether White House officials illegally suppressed e-mail messages that had been subpoenaed in investigations of Clinton administration fund-raising and other activities.
What neither man knows is how much tolerance the public has for their slanging match, a key question for Mr. Bradley since his trailing position may require him to bludgeon Mr. Gore on the Clinton administration fund-raising scandals.
Because of his involvement in questionable Clinton administration fund-raising practices, most notably his 1996 visit to a Buddhist temple in California where money was raised illegally, Mr. Gore is viewed as vulnerable on campaign financing.
In Congress there was resistance to administration funding cuts for public television.
The Highbridge Pool, at Amsterdam and 173rd Street, opened during the La Guardia Administration, funded by money from the New Deal.
Ronald Reagan's presidency was nearly derailed when his administration funded the contras in Nicaragua, despite the Boland Amendment that barred him from doing so.
Under the Obama administration, funding to these groups – which have the potential to build a new generation of credible African leaders and bring long-term economic prosperity – has declined considerably.
