The phrase "administration to replace the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a governing body or organization is being discussed in relation to a change or substitution.
Example: "The administration to replace the current policies will be announced next week."
Alternatives: "government to substitute the" or "leadership to change the".
In testimony to lawmakers on Tuesday, the Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, urged Congress and the Obama administration to replace the scheduled budget cuts with a plan to reduce federal deficits more gradually.
There's no hint, for example, of what sorts of talent they have mind for the next administration to replace the serial blunderers and patronage hacks that riddle the vast homeland security bureaucracy.
Its bill would codify the use of "habitat conservation plans," a device promoted by the Clinton Administration to replace the litigious species-by-species approach with negotiated settlements that encompass entire ecosystems.
No guidance was to be found in the writings of Karl Marx other than the assertion that a socialist society would operate the economy for the common good, which suggested that it would create organs of economic administration to replace the market system of capitalism.
Unfortunately, the politically biased comments from the Federal Energy Regulation Commission's (FERC) chief of staff and the first nomination from the administration to replace the recently departed FERC commissioner were not a step in the right direction.
Common Cause has advocated for nonpartisan election administration to replace the current system, so "familiarity with election procedures would be the primary qualification for staff," rather than partisan affiliation said Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause New York.
In 1834, whilst on holiday in Rome, Sir Robert Peel was invited by King William IV to form a minority government to replace the Whig administration of Lord Melbourne.
The charges were eventually dismissed and Griffin went on to become Karl Rove's second in command inside the Bush White House and was eventually involved in the Alberto Gonzales "attorney firing" scandal as one of the Bushie loyalists who was hand-picked by the administration to replace U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Arkansas.
"The furniture purchases are the culmination of a longtime, planned project that began under the Obama Administration to replace two-decade-old furniture," the office said.
General Gonzales, in one of the statements earlier today, you stated, in terms of the insertion of the ability of the administration to replace U.S. attorneys -- and if this quote isn't right, please pardon me; I think I wrote it down -- that you didn't think that someone should decide who works for you at the U.S. Attorneys Office.
Cancer researchers have been waiting for more than a year for the Obama Administration to replace current NCI Director John Niederhuber, a holdover from the Bush Administration.
