The phrase "administration is different" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing variations or distinctions in administrative practices, policies, or structures in different contexts or organizations.
Example: "In our organization, the administration is different compared to what I experienced in my previous job, which had a more hierarchical structure."
Alternatives: "the administration varies" or "administration differs."
The perspective of the Obama administration is different.
Traditionally information is controlled by the chief of staff but every administration is different".
But as in so many things, the Trump administration is different.
With the increased risk of glucose intolerance in twin pregnancies, we sought to determine whether maternal hyperglycemia after dexamethasone administration is different in twin vs singleton pregnancies.
"No matter what the job, each administration is different from the last administration, so everybody is learning the job from the beginning and there's enormous pressure to get it right".
Since the time course of FVII activity after rFVIIa administration is different in each patient [2], the measurement of FVII activity would be useful for the determination of the dose and timing of rFVIIa administration for each patient.
It may be that the method of administration was different in the previous study, although the difference in AUC is equally marked in our patients who swallowed the capsules whole.
Mr. Hersh's relentless indictment invites us to think about these questions and also to ask ourselves whether the Nixon Administration was different from other Administrations in essence or merely in degree.
As analysts dissect President Bush's first hundred days, the most important thing to remember is that he and his administration are different from what Washington has become used to.
"Just the simple fact of meeting, or discussion, or expressing concern and outrage on the part of this administration, was different," said Comptroller William C. Thompson Jr., the city's top black elected official.
Mr. Koh also said in that speech that his role as a government lawyer, advocating for an administration, was different from that of a professor who speaks only his own views.
