The phrase "administration has addressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions taken by an administration in response to a particular issue or concern.
Example: "The administration has addressed the concerns raised by the community regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "the administration has tackled" or "the administration has responded to".
The Obama administration has addressed that.
Since then neither Congress nor the administration has addressed it.
The Clinton administration has addressed the link between labor and environmental issues before.
It's something that the Obama administration has addressed to help small businesses that sell to the government.
The Obama administration has addressed both issues lately.
The Obama administration has addressed the challenge head-on, investing unprecedented energy and resources to increasing participation in the USDA's Summer Food Service Program.
He said the administration had addressed the issue by making sure the evidence was provided to the suspect's lawyer and, where possible, by giving the accused a declassified summary of information.
The majority of his speech was devoted to an explanation of the legal authorities the United States government believes it has to wage war against Al Qaeda and its allies, which he and other Obama administration officials have addressed before but usually to domestic audiences.
Speaking to reporters, Democratic Senators Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts and Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia renewed their push for a Congressional vote on using force before any military action begins, saying the administration has not addressed questions over casualties, costs and a postwar Iraq.
This was the first time the Columbia administration has directly addressed its handling of sexual violence at the university.
The question of optimal fluid administration has been addressed in studies indicating that higher volumes of intravenous fluid during labour have positive effects on the progress of labour.
