The phrase "administration which led" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific administration that played a significant role in a particular event or outcome.
Example: "The administration which led the country through the economic crisis implemented several key reforms."
Alternatives: "administration that guided" or "administration responsible for".
This was not a priority for the previous administration, which led to increasing resentment against cyclists and cycle superhighways.
The company first came to public prominence as investors in OpCapita's controversial takeover of Comet in 2011, shortly before it went into administration, which led to accusations that Greybull profited while thousands lost their jobs and other creditors lost millions.
The Bush administration, which led an invasion of Afghanistan in 2001 that ousted the fundamentalist Taliban government, has said it will spend a total of $2.2 billion in 2004 and $1.2 billion in fiscal 2005.
Mr. Kahn was the architect of airline deregulation in the Carter administration, which led the airlines to create the hub-and-spoke networks and start feeder-flight service to scores of cities like Ithaca.
Mr Gardener's involvement in USC's administration, which led to MPs describing Sports Direct as being run like a "back street outfit" with suppliers being "held to ransom", could call into question his suitability to take on a non-executive role, especially with the court case looming.
London Taxi Company (LTC), previously known as LTI, went into administration, which led to 99 workers losing their jobs.
Watergate, 1972-73: A "second-rate burglary" by operatives of the Nixon administration which leads to the president's resignation and prison time for several of his aides.
Hence, we expected that DHEAS administration (which leads to a rise in brain DHEAS and DHEA within 1 hour) (33) may act to improve aspects of attention.
Targeted delivery of drugs and small RNAs loaded in NPs can overcome problems displayed by naked small RNAs and free drugs, comprising poor serum stability, lack of selectivity, and rapid renal clearance after administration, which leads to nonspecific toxicity to normal cells and constrains adequate dose administration to eliminate the cancer cells.
He wrote an immortal Rolling Stone article that exposed a caustic military contempt for the Obama administration and which led within days to the resignation of the Afghanistan war's commanding general, Stanley McChrystal.
The Y-BOCS features an item that screens for sexual obsessions with "content [that] involves homosexuality", the administration of which led to accusations of heteronormativity and pathologising homosexuality.
