The phrase "administration to proceed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that an administration or governing body is authorized or expected to move forward with a particular action or decision.
Example: "The board has approved the proposal, and we are now waiting for the administration to proceed with the implementation."
Alternatives: "management to move forward" or "administration to take action".
Perhaps, though, as part of the larger debate over a national energy strategy, the Senate will force the administration to proceed with much greater care.
Many Democratic senators share those fears and may well use their enhanced power to force the administration to proceed more slowly than it would like.
It would be unwise, she said, for the Clinton administration to proceed with very limited amendments to the ABM treaty that would restrict how the next president could deploy such a system.
Efforts are now underway to reach an agreement with the Russians on changes to the 1972 Antiballistic Missile Treaty that would allow the Administration to proceed on a limited nuclear missile defense system, but are not expected to reach a serious level until summer, after the Russian election, officials said.
"I'm curious to see how the new administration wants to proceed on immigration," he said.
That could set up a clash with the United States if the Bush administration decides to proceed with military operations anyway.
A18 Attorney General John Ashcroft told senators that the administration intended to proceed with the creation of a system for truck and bus drivers, port workers, meter readers, letter carriers and others to report suspicious activities.
While Mr. Bush invited Russian cooperation, he also made it clear that the administration intended to proceed with building missile sites as part of a plan to deploy the interceptor missiles in several years.
In the United States, where Cuba continues to fire political passions, Mr. Gross's detention has become the source of new tensions between Washington and Havana, and it threatens to ignite more debate on Capitol Hill about how the Obama administration ought to proceed in its Cuba policy.
There has been vigorous debate within the administration about how to proceed in Afghanistan, but General McChrystal and his aides did not overtly criticize administration policy.
Administration officials say there is a split in the administration over how to proceed with Iran, with some advocating tough measures like cutting off diplomatic contacts and possibly supporting antigovernment opposition groups based in American-occupied Iraq.
