The phrase "administration goals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the objectives or targets set by an administration, such as in a government, organization, or institution.
Example: "The new policy outlines the administration goals for improving public health and education over the next five years."
Alternatives: "administrative objectives" or "management goals".
The statement did not dispute that the welfare-to-work contracts have not met administration goals.
In contrast to Cabinet positions, the Federal Reserve head cannot be fired if he or she strays from administration goals or fails to meet expectations.
Led by Senator Joseph Biden of Delaware, all eight Democrats on the committee expressed doubts about administration goals, as did most of the six Republicans at the hearing.
The creation of a US department of culture would be a bold development consistent with at least three Obama administration goals: To stimulate the economy, put aside divisive politics and promote American culture.
Mercer has talked with chief White House strategist Stephen Bannon about having an outside group hire the big data firm Cambridge Analytica, which her father is a key investor in and Bannon sits on the board of, for messaging and communications drives to boost administration goals, according to a digital strategist familiar with the firm.
Having clear administration goals can reduce the scale of administration.
The administration goal is to reach 700 million barrels by sometime next year.
But it omitted the Clinton administration goal of persuading Congress to grant permanent normal trade relations.
As things stand, privatization of college lending is the administration goal that is being advanced.
"I wonder how they square this with making abortions safe, legal and rare," Dr. Land said, citing an oft-repeated Clinton administration goal.
At the same time, he tried to stick to an earlier administration goal of spreading the subsidies to give more to smaller farmers.
