The phrase "administration has led" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the actions or decisions made by an administration that have resulted in a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The administration has led the initiative to improve public health services in the community."
Alternatives: "the administration has guided" or "the administration has directed".
… The marketing of public administration has led to a privatisation of politics.
The Clinton administration has led an international campaign to crack down on an essential component of the problem, money laundering.
The Rasul decision, a major setback for the administration, has led by incremental steps, three years later, back to the Supreme Court's door.
He has also cared deeply about the future of Iraq after this mess of a war that the Bush administration has led America into.
The surplus that was around through the Giuliani administration into the Bloomberg administration has led to over $5 billion of investment in our bridges, and so in New York City we have some of the safest bridges in the country.
"The first goal was to get recognition that the administration has led the economy from an unimaginably difficult place to where we are today," said Blair W. Effron, an investment banker closely involved in Mr. Obama's fund-raising efforts.
He lamented that the Khatami administration had led Iran astray from the Islamic Republic's founding values.
"We are the keepers and protectors of the movement through generations". He lamented that the Khatami administration had led Iran astray from the Islamic Republic's founding values.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer, during his daily media briefing on Wednesday, disputed the notion that the administration had led anyone astray.
Yet, in this case, Libération and Le Monde, left-of-center newspapers with no love for the Bush administration, have led the assault on Mr. Meyssan's book.
In an interview on ABC's "This Week," David Axelrod, the president's senior adviser, said that the lax regulatory climate during the Bush administration had led to "financial disaster".
