The phrase "administration plan that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific plan related to administration or management, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The administration plan that outlines our goals for the upcoming fiscal year will be presented at the next meeting."
Alternatives: "management plan that" or "administrative strategy that".
But they expressed support for a Bush administration plan that would keep their agencies independent of the new organization.
A Bloomberg administration plan that would allow livery cabs to pick up street hails outside busy parts of Manhattan fell back into limbo on Wednesday, just hours after a deal on the bill seemed imminent.
Updated 6 05 p.m. | The New York taxi industry has struggled to find support in Albany as it tries to block a Bloomberg administration plan that would make it easier for livery cabs to pick up passengers outside crowded parts of Manhattan.
The contributions coincided with an aggressive attempt by the industry to derail a Bloomberg administration plan that would have allowed hundreds of new metered livery cabs in northern Manhattan and in the other boroughs, parts of the city traditionally underserved by yellow taxis.
PAGE A14 New York ON TAXI PLAN, FATHER'S ROLE MAY CREATE CONFLICT The New York taxi industry has struggled to find support in Albany as it tries to block a Bloomberg administration plan that would make it easier for livery cabs to pick up passengers outside crowded parts of Manhattan.
Christie Whitman, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, told senators yesterday that she still hoped to decide by today whether to go forward with the Clinton administration plan that calls for the General Electric Company to clean up the Hudson River.
Under the administration's plan, that is up to 10.5 million people.
Romney has said he would speed the timeline up and reinstall elements of the Bush administration's plan that were discarded by Obama "if it becomes clear that Iran is making faster progress on developing long-range missiles than the Obama plan assumes".
"But the implication of the Bush administration plan is that the ABM treaty as we know it is dead.
Under the administration's plan, that campaign is to cost about $600 million, or nearly half the $1.28 billion to be spent on the package.
Under the administration's plan, that requirement would apply only in parts of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens where the real estate market is hottest.
