The phrase "administration permit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a permit issued by an administrative body or authority, often related to regulatory compliance or permissions for specific activities.
Example: "Before starting construction, we need to obtain an administration permit from the local government."
Alternatives: "administrative permit" or "government permit".
City officials denied that the administration permitted widespread harassment in the workfare program.
In 1997, the administration permitted a small bronze plaque officially recognizing the Sproul steps as the Mario Savio steps.
But he said that the procedure for reviewing such deals, set up during the Carter administration, permits only a "streamlined" review of hundreds of such applications every year.
The decision, announced this afternoon by the Pataki administration, permits New York State and local governments to collect additional federal Medicaid payments for services provided at public hospitals between August 2001 and March 2002.
Last year, during the crush of negotiations about spending bills, the Clinton administration permitted the restrictions to become law for one year.
Simultaneous estimation of PK model parameters for both routes of administration permitted estimation of the bioavailability of the orally administered drug (F 41.
In addition, and in accordance with the strict rules of neutrality, the Wilson administration permitted the Allied governments to borrow more than $2,000,000,000 in the United States in order to finance the war trade.
Women's clothing has been one of the battlegrounds between the two camps, with the Khatami administration permitting less severe covering including flowing head scarves, short coats and open-toed sandals.
That was the number of cattle Van Housen figured could be at risk if the Obama administration permitted the proposed 1,700-mile 1,700-milethe Keystone pipeline to cut across their state.
The religious missions, however, became involved in the cultures of the Africans through continual contact with them in the daily ministrations; they used African languages in instruction wherever the colonial administration permitted it.
