The phrase "administration is driven by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the motivations or factors that influence the actions and decisions of an administration, such as a government or organization.
Example: "The administration is driven by a commitment to transparency and accountability in its policies."
Alternatives: "administration is motivated by" or "administration is guided by".
"Madeleine Albright, more than anyone else in this administration, is driven by her own biography," said one senior U.S. diplomat.
"When an administration is driven by politics, there's a sense in the markets you'll get bad policy out of it," said David Hale, chief global economist for Zurich Financial Services.
Detailed examples make a case that after 9/11 the Bush administration was driven by panic.
From a prison cell in Syria to the nightclub bombing in Bali, Eichenwald provides a global account of the period after 9/11, when, he argues, the Bush administration was driven by a panic that spread to the national security establishment.
"At key turning points — in Egypt and Libya during the Arab Spring, in Syria, in Ukraine and, yes, in Benghazi — the administration was driven by messaging priorities rather than sound, interests-based policy," Ignatius writes.
"At key turning points—in Egypt and Libya during the Arab Spring, in Syria, in Ukraine and, yes, in Benghazi the administration was driven by messaging priorities rather than sound, interests-based policy," Ignatius writes.
"Because the whole program under the previous administration was driven by punitive action, clients don't feel they can turn to the benefits when they really need it, " said Carlos Rodriguez, director of food stamp programs and policy at the Community Food Resource Center, an advocacy group that also runs a soup kitchen in Harlem.
Cisatracurium administration was driven by the nurses according to an algorithm based on TOF monitoring.
And to imagine that this administration, of all administrations, is driven by deep economic concerns is an unlikely fantasy.
"I think this administration, like every other administration, is driven to distraction by leaking," Mr. Aftergood said.
(P6) … eh implementation is part of change management to me, take something from nothing and you implement it but they actually test the administration (P5) Improvement is driven by the purpose of the assessment programme, which determines whether a change is an improvement or not.
