The phrase "administration which has failed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a governing body or management team that has not succeeded in its objectives or responsibilities.
Example: "The report highlighted the issues caused by the administration which has failed to address the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "administration that has not succeeded" or "administration that has fallen short".
The standoff is a heavy burden for the Bush administration, which has failed to slow North Korea's nuclear program since it accused the country of violating a previous pact in 2002 and vowed to take a tougher line than the Clinton administration had.
Unlike the Obama administration, which has failed to adequately reform social security, Medicare, and Medicaid, Ryan has plans to reform all three.
They are doing this because they have been presented with a mission by an extraordinarily imprudent US administration, which – having failed to prevent a very serious attack on civilians at home, largely by ignoring warnings – decreed that it would never again be put in a position where it "should have known".
His own apparent probity was a contrast with an administration increasingly known for graft and nepotism, which had failed, too, to deliver benefits of brisk economic growth to Rajapaksa's key voters in Sri Lanka: the conservative Sinhala-majority rural constituency.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's administration, which has accepted (with two conditions) the two-state solution, failed to answer this question during the crucial face-to-face negotiations in the winter of 2010.
A trade group representing the sector has sought — and failed — to win greater financial support from the Obama administration, which has already instituted a program to help domestic auto suppliers.
Hastily repaired, the sheds stayed on, and were only partially displaced at the very end of the year, after Detroit's mayor, Mike Duggan, went on a spontaneous televised rant declaring himself "tired of the lying" from Grosse Pointe Park's administration, which had repeatedly promised – and failed – to remove the sheds.
He had led an administration which had violated the constitution with its use of warrantless wire-tapping and torture at Guantanamo Bay, failed to stop the 9/11 terror attacks and was responsible for the disastrous relief operation after Hurricane Katrina.
The officials said the resignations were also intended to signal their frustration with the administration, which they said has failed to ensure that labor voices are heard when developing trade policy.
