The phrase "administration supported by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system, organization, or initiative that receives backing or assistance from an administration.
Example: "The new educational program is administration supported by various local government initiatives aimed at improving student outcomes."
Alternatives: "administration backed by" or "administration aided by".
Earlier on Sunday, David Cameron argued that a minority Labour administration supported by the SNP would be calamitous for Britain.
Seven months later this government, too, had bitten the dust and was replaced by a temporary administration supported by all the parties.
The administration (supported by Mr Greenspan) says it is desirable to keep things like the operations for state and local governments.
Last year's elections saw Labour form a minority administration, supported by the two-strong Green Party, ending the reign of Liberal Democrat-Conservative coalition, which itself was backed by the Morley Borough Independents.
He was succeeded by Gustav Bauer, who formed an administration supported by the Social Democrats and the Centre but without the Democrats, most of whom joined the Nationalists (Deutschnationale Volkspartei) and the People's Party Deutsche Volksparteiin in opposition.
The administration, supported by a lower court, had argued prisoners did not have that right because they were foreigners and because Guantánamo Bay was beyond the reach of American courts.
See articleThe new American secretary of state, John Kerry, on a nine-country tour of Europe and the Middle East, said that the administration supported efforts by other governments to funnel arms to the Syrian rebels trying to overthrow President Bashar Assad.
DOHA, Qatar — Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday that the Obama administration supported efforts by Middle Eastern nations to send arms to the opposition in Syria, and had had discussions with foreign officials to emphasize that those arms should go to moderate forces rather than to extremists.
The Obama administration supported this by neutering laws against illegal foreclosures.
For instance, under mandates adopted by Congress during the George W. Bush administration and supported by the Obama administration, as much as 30percentto40percentcent of the American corn crop is being turned into fuel for cars each year, displacing about 6percentt of the nation's demand for gasoline.
The administration supported the stimulus bill approved by the House, saying that corporate tax cuts would help avert further layoffs and would stimulate an economic recovery by encouraging companies to invest in new equipment and factories.
