The phrase "administration of their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the management or organization of something that belongs to a group or individual.
Example: "The administration of their resources is crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "management of their" or "oversight of their".
In effect, says Laura Piacentini of Strathclyde University in Scotland, certain classes of prisoners are "involved in the administration of their own punishment".
His side are potentially four days away from an administration of their own, with the inevitable relegation that will spell and history also weighs against them.
After Germany renounced its sovereignty in the Treaty of Versailles, the League of Nations in 1922 issued mandates to Britain and France for the administration of their spheres.
"They have good, legitimate notions of where their money should go, but don't think much about the administration of their funds".
The Dutch, to facilitate the administration of their colonial territories in Ceylon, established there an elaborate system of justice based on Roman-Dutch law and the customary law of the land.
From the time of Augustus, the work of the provincial governors, who under the Roman Republic had been commanders in military areas, became more focused on the administration of their provinces.
Participants' physicians also provided clinical information about the level of side effects, degree of OH control, and difficulties their patients had with compliance and self-administration of their medication.
In a similar manner, patients' reported problems with self-administration of their medication were weakly correlated with relatively few of physicians' ratings of these problems (problems of self-administration, r =.15, p <.05; anticipatory blinks, r =.15, p <.05; and medication spillage, r =.12, p <.05).
Even some religious conservatives have accused the administration of overlooking their interests in favor of big business.
Roberts said he agreed with the lawyer for the Little Sisters of the Poor who accused the administration of "hijacking" their health insurance plans for its aims.
A gap opened up between the way members of the administration conceived of their identity and the ways they actually behaved.
