The phrase "administration package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to software, systems, or organizational management where a set of tools or resources is provided for administrative purposes.
Example: "The new administration package includes various tools to streamline our workflow and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "management suite" or "administrative toolkit".
Criticizing the Clinton administration package, the director of the United Nations counterdrug program here, Klaus Nyholm, described it last week as "a lot of stick and very little carrot".
Douglas Holtz-Eakin, a former director of the Congressional Budget Office and an adviser to Republicans, predicted in an interview that "nothing is going to happen between now and the election," except perhaps for passage of a separate administration package of tax cuts and lending for small businesses.
With video services, including YouTube, dumping Flash for HTML5 or digital rights management-laden Microsoft Silverlight, Flash's last bastion will likely be embedded tools for software-as-a-services, such as administration packages.
In the studies that stratified by job task, those workers who did other tasks (such as administration, packaging or maintenance) had higher lung cancer risks than those with job tasks likely to involve higher endotoxin exposures, such as preparers, spinners, and weavers [ 60, 62, 68].
Reflecting the changing political climate, both Fannie Mae and its leading rivals applauded the administration's package.
The administration's package seeks to lure allies to align their non-proliferation standards with Washington; it designated Britain and Australia, close allies, for licensing exemptions.
ANTITERROR MEASURES -- In Washington, Attorney General John Ashcroft came out hitting as he fielded questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee about the administration's package of antiterrorism measures.
The third element of the administration's package to encourage an agreement with Mr. Putin is a new position on defensive systems.
The administration's package fell apart as a result of the oil spill and the Senate's refusal to take up comprehensive legislation on energy and climate change.
While Pakistan is unlikely to receive all the concessions it now seeks, the administration's package amounts to the largest mobilization of low-interest loans and debt relief since allies showered benefits on Egypt during the Persian Gulf War.
The administration's package, which is to be parceled out over several years, calls for spending half of the money on security assistance -- including interdiction and eradication efforts -- and half on economic and social development, Mr. Brownfield said.
