The phrase "administration has recently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or decisions made by an administration in a recent timeframe.
Example: "The administration has recently implemented new policies to improve workplace efficiency."
Alternatives: "the administration has just" or "the administration has lately".
The administration has recently begun other, more promising antiforeclosure efforts.
The Obama administration has recently increased the incentives for the companies to write down the troubled loans on their books.
The Obama administration has recently decided to seek its own negotiated settlement with China to replace the tariffs.
The Bush administration has recently dropped its opposition to expanding this force to other major regional centers.
The Schundler administration has recently begun drafting a plan to revise the abatement process, Mr. Gallagher said.
The Obama administration has recently escalated its crackdown on the hunting and trafficking of imperiled African wildlife.
Members of Congress denounced the tests as "snake oil," and the Food and Drug Administration has recently threatened the companies with federal oversight.
America's Food and Drug Administration has recently approved the irradiation of red meat to kill nasty bugs a technique already allowed for poultry, fruits and vegetables.
The Food and Drug Administration has recently sanctioned irradiating salad; in effect, accepting contamination in fields and processing is apparently inevitable.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has recently issued a safety alert advocating for consideration of filter retrieval when the protection offered by the filter is no longer needed.
Human trials were halted earlier this year because the drug caused flu-like symptoms but America's Food and Drug Administration has recently agreed that it can now be tried on Ebola patients.
