The phrase "administration on how" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce guidelines or instructions related to administration, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The administration on how to implement the new policy was unclear."
Alternatives: "guidelines on how" or "instructions on how".
In Iowa, Mr. Branstad has been consulting with officials from his administration on how to move forward, his spokesman said.
Even before September 11th he advised the administration on how to keep the proceedings of the energy task-force secret.
Eventually, they will report to the Bush administration on how to mold the American message to the Muslim world.
Empire State Development said he did not manage the international programs on a day-to-day basis, but advised the Cuomo administration on how they could be improved.
In previous years, a fairly sharp debate in the administration on how tough to be on China has often shaped the tone of the language.
There has been a wide-ranging debate inside Obama's administration on how to engage with Russia, after the disastrous Bush years.
He advised Margaret Thatcher's government on the (extremely successful) transformation of London's derelict Docklands into the financial hub of Canary Wharf, and Tony Blair's administrations on how to rejuvenate struggling northern cities.Despite his influence over generations of politicians, wonks and city planners, he was never quite happy with how Britain had turned out.
But, with Obama's appointment of Vivek Kundra as his chief information officer and the establishment of data.gov...? Federal managers also gave the next administration thoughts on how to succeed during the transition.
A lively debate is taking place within the Bush administration and the Iraqi government on how quickly Iraq should move toward a free-market economy.
That left the White House struggling to explain his remarks, which contradicted his own past statements as well as administration statements on how the war has been handled.
As he has before, Mr. Cheney made no secret of his disagreement with many eventual Bush administration decisions on how to handle terrorism suspects, including whether to try them in criminal courts.
