The phrase "administration plan has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the existence or details of a specific administration plan in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The administration plan has been approved by the board and will be implemented next quarter."
Alternatives: "administration plan contains" or "administration plan includes".
As the administration has been pondering, Mr. Netanyahu, fearful that his country would lose ground with any Obama administration plan, has been considering whether to pre-empt the White House with a proposal of his own, before a friendly United States Congress, according to American officials and diplomats from the region.
A major aim of the administration plan has been to protect Mr. Clinton -- and more important, Vice President Al Gore, the presumed Democratic presidential candidate -- against Republican charges that the Democrats have been soft on defense, according to administration officials and lawmakers.
Last week, while McCain was desperately reinventing his position every day, Obama was withholding, declining to take a position until the administration plan had jelled.
The Obama administration's plan has been for the federal government to pay for 100percentt of each state's Medicaid expansion from 2014 to 2016, and then phase down its share of the expenses, stopping at 90percentt in 2020.
Still, the administration's plan has divided privacy rights activists.
But in the rank and file, there has been little triumphalism as the administration's plan has crested.
The administration's plan has not garnered much visible support in Congress, but neither have many lawmakers come to the defense of Constellation.
Increasingly, the administration's plan has come under criticism even from close allies, complicating efforts to transfer scores of Guantánamo prisoners back to their home governments.
The administration's plan has been cheered by so-called New Space advocates who believe that traditional NASA programs are too big, too expensive and too slow and that turning to entrepreneurs will spur a vibrant new space industry.
More than a month after President Bush declared "the regime of Saddam Hussein is no more," Congress is more vigorously questioning why the administration's plan has failed to provide basic security and services in Iraq.
Meanwhile, the Obama administration's stimulus plan has earmarked $27 billion for building and repairing roads and bridges.
