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The phrase "administration has expressed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement or opinion that has been communicated by an administrative body or authority.
Example: "The administration has expressed its concerns regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "the administration has stated" or "the administration has conveyed".
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Even the Bush administration has expressed doubts.
Surprisingly, the normally free-market Bush administration has expressed interest.
The Bush administration has expressed outrage at the police action.
The Obama administration has expressed unhappiness with the ruling, and the British government plans to appeal.
(The Obama Administration has expressed "deep concern" and asked for "restraint").
Like the Clinton administration, the Bush administration has expressed support for the global forum idea.
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Some budget experts inside the administration had expressed similar doubts about the financing of the Clinton plan.
The coalition government and the previous Labour administration have expressed support for the personalisation of social care.
The A.F.L.-C.I.O. and the Obama administration have expressed concern about the treatment of labor activists in Bangladesh.
The administration had expressed concern that if the government directly provided drug benefits to the elderly, it would discourage private insurers from entering the market.
Officials in Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's administration have expressed doubts about whether the proposal would generate enough money to keep even one fire company open.
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