The phrase "administration is increasingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends or changes in the context of administration, often to indicate a growing frequency or intensity of a particular action or situation.
Example: "The administration is increasingly focused on improving public health initiatives to address the rising concerns in the community."
Alternatives: "administration is progressively" or "administration is becoming more".
His administration is increasingly considering a settlement similar to the one reached with Aceh in 2005.
The Bush administration is increasingly under pressure domestically to take action on global warming.
But the Obama administration is increasingly skeptical of Yemen's ability to provide adequate rehabilitation and security to supervise returned prisoners.
On the one hand, the administration is increasingly unwilling to listen to its allies about sanctions policy.
The Obama administration is increasingly concerned about the escalating violence in Gaza, compounded by uncertainties in the relationship with Egypt's current leadership, Helene Cooper writes.
The Supreme Court's decision not to hear this appeal comes as the Bush administration is increasingly asserting the right to conduct law enforcement in secret.
Administration was increasingly centralized; an efficient civil service based on the British model and copper-fastened against corruption was established; and Kevin O'Higgins, as minister for justice, carried through many judicial reforms.
Mr. Bush's comments were the clearest indication that the administration was increasingly nervous that a declining dollar was contributing to higher prices for oil, which is generally bought and sold with dollars.
Representative Jo Ann Emerson, Republican of Missouri, who helped lead an easing of restrictions on food and medicine sales to the island two years ago, said she made the point to Mr. Rove that the administration was increasingly out of step with a growing number of Cuban-American voters who favor a looser policy on Cuba.
By 1944 the Germans were increasingly forced to share power, and day-to-day administration was increasingly delegated to Belgian civil authorities and organisations.
On-line modes of administration are increasingly familiar, particularly for young people and have the potential to engage large numbers of community based adolescents who would otherwise be more difficult to reach.
