The phrase "administration to provide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an organization or governing body is expected to supply or deliver something, such as services or information.
Example: "The administration to provide necessary resources for the project will be discussed in the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "management to supply" or "authority to deliver".
He directed his administration to provide whatever assistance is necessary in the investigation and response.
For months, state officials have urged the Clinton administration to provide a Medicaid waiver, as the approval is called.
The message underscores "the need for the administration to provide a complete accounting of its understanding of and approach to the energy crisis," Mr. Waxman said.
Iraqi opposition leaders have asked the Bush administration to provide military training to insurgents trying to overthrow Saddam Hussein, the opposition leaders said today.
With its authority steadily crumbling, Baghdad has turned to Washington, asking the Obama administration to provide it with missiles and artillery.
Those cuts would enable the administration to provide more funds for more vocal and organized advocates in Trenton: labor, farmers, environmentalists and small towns.
The sharp drop in vehicle sales is likely to increase pressure in Washington for the Bush administration to provide an emergency aid package for Detroit's ailing car companies.
We review literature on alcohol self-administration to provide an integrative framework for discussion of progress in 2 important areas of research.
The Washington Post linked the employee to "a controversial democracy-promotion program -- which had ballooned under the Bush administration -- to provide communications equipment to break the Cuban government's 'information blockade.'"[13].
After nearly two years of wending its way through the government, a City Council bill that requires the Human Resources Administration to provide interpretation and translation services became law.
The Act authorizes the General Services Administration to provide office space and funding for staff and administrative costs.
