The phrase "administration landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the overall environment or context in which administrative activities take place, often in discussions about organizational structure or governance.
Example: "The administration landscape of the university has changed significantly over the past decade, impacting both faculty and student experiences."
Alternatives: "administrative environment" or "administrative framework".
There needs to be greater diversity across the football administration landscape more generally, too, with more people from BME backgrounds helping to shape the sport".
The tax system's approach has substantial costs, one of which is that claimants often have to pay third parties to get their claims (tax returns) in; the market has stepped in in the form of software and commercial preparers, both of which are major players in the tax administration landscape.
Shell-shocked lawmakers cavilled, but Congress and the administration eventually agreed.The landscape of American finance has been radically changed.
But the other side of Whitman, facing the New South administration building, is landscaped with more than 175 new trees and hundreds of shrubs to create a more natural setting.
Last month, the Obama administration seemingly changed the landscape of access to emergency contraception across the country when, in a reversal, it agreed to allow the best-known pill, Plan B One-Step, to become available to all ages without a prescription.
Wisely, the Bloomberg administration is working with landscape architects and engineers to design innovative green infrastructure like porous streets, sidewalk and street end swales and restored tidal marshes, among other strategies to manage both fresh storm water and brackish storm surge.
But Silicon Valley and the new administration ignore the changing landscape in China to their peril.
Tackle an unyielding social media landscape and administration whose stance changes every day!
The two recent Supreme Court decisions impacting election administration will change the landscape of voting rights for many states and areas of the country.
As the Obama administration seeks to redraw the landscape in the Middle East, it is doing a lot of this kind of hand-holding.
Significant challenges remain, however, among which is the depth and prevalence of corruption (cronyism, nepotism, and bribery) across the landscape of public administration and private office.
