The phrase "administration practices that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific methods or procedures related to the management or organization of an entity.
Example: "The report outlines administration practices that enhance efficiency and accountability within the organization."
Alternatives: "management practices that" or "organizational practices that".
Last week, he called for the Obama administration to "stop practices that violate sovereignty".
Cook County Board President Todd Stroger insisted that the "vast majority" of the patronage claims predated his administration and pledged to "implement practices that prevent unlawful political discrimination, now and in the future".
Although precise casualty estimates are impossible to obtain, one senior Obama administration official who spoke on the condition of anonymity under administration practice said that by June the Syrian military was suffering an average of 20 dead soldiers a day in various types of attacks, and several times that number of wounded.
Her responsibilities with the city involved systems organization, research, administration, and a "baptism" in political practices that convinced her she needed further education.
According to Sagazio, from the 1940s through to the late 70s, the administration was engaging in some "unorthodox practices" that led to the trustees being sacked in 1978.
Mr. Gulotta's Republican administration did it with reckless budgeting practices that covered up deficits with gimmickry in order to support a politically expedient regime of inefficient county agencies bloated by patronage, overly generous labor contracts and services the county could ill afford.
The approach is fraught with corruption and unethical practices that have bedeviled aid administration.
The new administration set out the larger goal to revamp detention and interrogation practices that had drawn international condemnation under the Bush administration.
Greenwald's reporting earlier this month sparked the scandal over NSA surveillance practices that is currently plaguing the Obama administration.
In his interview on CBS, Pence did not rule out the possibility that Trump could reinstate waterboarding as an interrogation technique against accused terrorists during his administration, a practice that Congress made illegal after its use during the George W. Bush administration.
