The phrase "administration uses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the actions or methods employed by an administration, typically in a governmental or organizational context.
Example: "The administration uses various strategies to improve public health and safety in the community."
Alternatives: "the administration employs" or "the administration applies".
The truth is a commodity that the administration uses sparingly.
The Bloomberg administration uses multiple Twitter accounts to post updates, including @NYCMayorsOffice, @MikeBloomberg and @NYCnotify.
Some conservatives may cheer when the current administration uses this tool against sanctuary cities.
Instead of admitting its wrongdoing, the administration uses fear (9/11 again?) as an excuse, and then attacks someone else.
Independent bodies should look at the implementation of measures and the way public administration uses public resources and treats citizens.
Every administration uses incumbency for politicking, but the Rove operation goes well beyond the normal exploitation of high office.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration uses the work to build and operate weather satellites.
The Federal Aviation Administration uses the reports as descriptions of possible accident scenarios not previously considered.
The system, called the Next Generation Air Transportation System, or NextGen, by the Federal Aviation Administration, uses satellites to direct aircraft rather than ground-based radar.
The Food and Drug Administration uses a different measurement, and it has come under considerable criticism from activist groups like the Mercury Policy Project.
"Today, the National Nuclear Security Administration uses Sequoia to research the safety, security and reliability of the US nuclear deterrent, replacing the need for underground testing," IBM's research director of deep computing systems wrote in a company blog post.
