The phrase "administration has gained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the achievements or improvements made by an administration, such as a government or organizational body.
Example: "The administration has gained significant support from the community through its new policies."
Alternatives: "the administration has achieved" or "the administration has acquired".
The implementation of the ecosystem services (ES) concept in planning and administration has gained momentum in Germany, so far the focus has been on landscape planning.
The new Saudi administration has gained positive press for its futuristic rhetoric, including talk of a robotically manned city, and for allowing women to drive.
Perhaps the administration has gained valuable information through its harsh treatment of prisoners, though it has offered no evidence for this.
For one thing, it sums up as well as any anything could what the Obama administration has gained from two years of buttering up the Assad regime, loosening sanctions, letting them into the World Trade Organization, sending an ambassador to Damascus, and making believe Assad is a reformer.
The Obama administration has gained this momentum largely by focusing on the undeniable non-proliferation benefits of the deal.
The Trump administration has gained regional support for its ever-stricter sanctions on the leftist government of Venezuela, which is battling a humanitarian disaster and political chaos.
Mr. Kerry said the Obama administration had gained new confidence in recent months that the Syrian opposition coalition could minimize the risk that weapons would fall into hostile hands.
But more to the point, what benefit would the administration have gained by lying about the circumstances surrounding the events anyway?
Not just from Democrats who appreciated the slate of administration policies (there were critics among both progressives and centrists), but because for an administration that has gained a reputation for making preemptive concessions, the proposal represented a welcome departure.
The current approach, which began in the last two years of the Bush administration and has gained momentum under Mr. Obama, is driven in part by court rulings and policy changes that have closed the secret prisons run by the Central Intelligence Agency, and all but ended the transfer of prisoners from outside Iraq and Afghanistan to American military prisons.
As she pursues a concentration in social administration, Gallagher has gained a new perspective about policymaking, including the importance of using research evidence to inform practice and policymaking to best advance social well-being.
