The phrase "administration over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to discuss the management or governance of a system, organization, or process as it evolves or changes throughout a specific period.
Example: "The administration over time has implemented various policies to improve efficiency and transparency within the organization."
Alternatives: "management over time" or "governance over time".
That kind of bombardment can wear down any administration over time.
While some presidents may not encounter any vacancies during their administration, over time the constitutional schemata ensures that the makeup of courts reflects the choices of changing presidents and the "advise and consent" of changing Senates.
There has been a recent interest in the response to fluid administration over time in patients with shock.
Mr Usher said there had been a "collective failure in the administration over time to respond effectively to issues that were clearly there".
Figure 1 shows in greater detail the effect of PCC administration over time on patients' requirements for FFP, red blood cells, cryoprecipitate and platelets.
Studies and extracted data were sorted according to before and after year 1970, due to changes in ECT administration over time.
Responses induced by the peptide-microsphere formulation were found to peak at approximately 6 weeks post-immunization, and were enhanced by delivering increased doses of peptide and with repeated administrations over time.
Notably, urban form, and street design in particular, across the region, matches, in many ways, the technological evolution of transport technologies and systems, and expectations of particular political administrations, over time, regarding what could or should be the dominant mode(s) of private and public transport.
One might speculate that, in the chronic situation, multiple administrations of cells or cell products would confer benefits over single administration because paracrine actions might decrease over time.
"I think that's absolutely accurate in terms of what the administration has over time argued," Mr. Ebinger said.
With the advent of the Ronald Reagan administration and, over time, the reduction in federal aid to local governments, the number of COGs decreased significantly.
