The phrase "administration has found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when reporting the results of an investigation or study conducted by an administrative body or organization.
Example: "The administration has found that the new policy has significantly improved employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "the administration discovered" or "the administration determined".
The Bush administration has found a constitutional right it wants to expand.
"The Clinton administration has found the gun lobby to be an excellent whipping boy," he said.
Now that the administration has found a potentially incriminating video, it is reconsidering its position.
As Senator Specter's comments suggest, the Bush administration has found itself caught between two powerful groups: abortion opponents and the powerful advocates of biomedical research.
But the administration has found room to expand the separate economic stimulus package to include huge giveaways to corporations and the wealthy.
And the Bush administration has found a safe place to continue the war on terrorism, even if a closer look suggests that isn't exactly what it is.
He recognized, he said, that the Bush administration had found a cause.
Lawyers for the Obama administration have found that portions of the law are unconstitutional, and federal courts in eight cases across the country have agreed.
For the last two days, high-ranking Bush administration officials have repeatedly said they would not allow Amtrak to stop running, but Mr. Gunn said tonight that the administration had found nowhere near the $200 million the railroad needed.
We wish he had added that his administration had found the courage, in this emergency, to take a basic but politically difficult step — to grant temporary protected status to undocumented Haitians in the United States.
Nine out of 10 workers who lost their jobs when MG Rover went into administration have found new ones, but many have had to accept lower wages, according to research out today.
