The phrase "administration plan was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific plan related to administration or management in a formal context.
Example: "The administration plan was designed to improve efficiency and streamline operations within the organization."
Alternatives: "management plan was" or "administrative plan was".
The administration plan was produced by an interagency group headed by Michael O. Leavitt, the secretary of health and human services.
Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. weighed in on the issue during a visit to Iowa State University on Thursday, saying that the administration plan was "screwed up in the first iteration" but that the compromise was the correct approach.
Unlike the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, which is open to all countries, the Bush administration plan was originally directed at only 15 countries, 12 of them in Africa.
The second thing that really worries me in the current administration plan, is this notion of creating so-called "tier one financial holding companies".
In the Reagan administration, plans were drawn up to build 132 of the planes at Northrop plants in Palmdale and Pico Rivera, Calif.
Yet even as he was speaking, and as Ms. Feinstein and other top Democrats pledged their cooperation with his new administration, plans were afoot in Sacramento to call a special session of the Senate so that dozens of Democratic appointments to state boards and commissions could be confirmed before Mr. Schwarzenegger takes office.
There is no question that the administration's plan was drawn with a sharp eye on domestic politics.
That is the kind of spiral which the Bush administration's plan was designed to avoid.Relying solely on ad hoc rescues of individual banks would only make investors more nervous about the banks that remain.
The Senate had made it clear it would reject the Kyoto protocol well before George Bush had abandoned it.The administration's plan was to get legislation in place before Copenhagen.
Mr. Geithner said that while the administration's plan was "designed so that you could do it alone," he understood the desire among many to carry out a more comprehensive overhaul.
