The phrase "administration regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to rules or guidelines established by an administrative body or government agency.
Example: "The new administration regulation requires all businesses to comply with updated safety standards."
Alternatives: "administrative regulation" or "regulatory administration".
One such suit asks the courts to block a Clinton administration regulation that would stop further road-building in 60 million pristine acres of the national forests.
In February, the U.S. Supreme Court put on hold an Obama administration regulation to reduce power plants' greenhouse gas pollution, America's key commitment in the Paris Agreement.
One of the first things the Interior Department did under its new secretary, Ryan Zinke, was rescind an Obama administration regulation that outlawed hunting with lead shot.
During the Clinton administration, regulation often took place on the golf course between Mr Greenspan, Arthur Levitt, the chairman of the SEC, and Robert Rubin, the Treasury secretary.
A federal court is suspending an Obama administration regulation intended to reduce pollution from power plants in 27 states and help improve unhealthy air downwind.
[A1.] Easing of Clean-Air Rules Blocked A federal appeals court blocked a Bush administration regulation that would have allowed thousands of aging power plants and industrial facilities to make upgrades without installing modern pollution controls.
Mr. Cort said the appeals court had in recent years exhibited "an increasing level of distrust" for Bush administration regulations.
BioPort succeeded in arguing that its product was non-military in nature and therefore belonged under Export Administration Regulations (EAR).
Standards, regulations, and codes are also provided such as the occupational safety and health administration regulations and national fire protection association 101 life safety codes.
In rapid succession, Mr. Bush agreed to Clinton administration regulations on wetlands preservation and allowed Clinton rules on lead emissions to go forward.
The Supreme Court today invalidated Reagan Administration regulations that were designed to require life-prolonging medical treatment for newborn infants with severe handicaps.
