The phrase "administration stemming from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of administration that originates or derives from a particular source or context.
Example: "The new policies are a result of the administration stemming from recent legislative changes."
Alternatives: "administration arising from" or "administration derived from".
In fact, the threat Ellsberg posed to the establishment and the Nixon administration stemmed from his being a former Marine commander, military analyst and adviser to the Johnson administration.
Mr. White, a former Army brigadier general, has been one of the most embattled members of the Bush administration, stemming mainly from his ties to the Enron Corporation, where he was a top executive for 11 years.
And last week the administration eased regulations stemming from the 2010 health insurance law to encourage hospitals and doctors to coordinate on Medicare patients' care for better results at lower cost.
In an example of strange political bedfellows, Republicans highlighted a letter from three unions to congressional Democratic leaders criticizing the health care law and demanding that the administration address problems stemming from the law.
The loyalty that thus far characterizes this administration could stem from the fact that aides genuinely like the president.
In addition, the need for DIF-free item administration also stems from the adaptive nature of CAT.
What is now at issue are papers stemming from the administration's response to the Congressional investigation.
The Kerry campaign also released a document suggesting that uncertainty stemming from the administration's policy in Iraq has added a "risk premium" of as much as $15 to the price of each barrel of oil, which hit another record yesterday, at $53.64 a barrel, on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
"We've seen an unprecedented number of conflicts of interest stemming from this administration," said Jordan Libowitz, a spokesman for the ethics watchdog Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
More than a year ago, I argued here that President Barack Obama was engaged in a "war on journalism" stemming from his administration's obsession with rooting out leakers.
