The phrase "administration will be able" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or future actions of an administration in a formal context.
Example: "The administration will be able to implement new policies that benefit the community."
Alternatives: "the administration is capable of" or "the administration can".
If Congress does not object, the administration will be able to move forward with the new rules.
It is unclear whether the administration will be able to muster the legislative approval needed for layoffs.
Many tax analysts are skeptical that Congress, business leaders and the Obama administration will be able to reach a deal before the 2012 election.
Whether or not the Obama administration will be able to put into law legislation comprobable to the Gun Control Act or Brady Act will depend largely on Congress.
He wants lots of aid and reckons that in three years or so an East Timorese administration will be able to take over from the UN.
Mr. Samore said he hoped that the Obama administration "will be able to capitalize on this launch to strengthen our case" on the dangers of Iran's nuclear program.
Although they will have no role in the daily management of the central school administration, they will be able to vote on the capital and expense budgets and on certain policy changes, Mr. Silver said.
So if a Democratic candidate proposes a total rollback of the Bush tax cuts, he'll be offering an easy target: administration spokespeople will be able to provide reporters with carefully chosen examples of middle-income families who would lose $1,500 or $2,000 a year from tax-cut repeal.
Hearts will soon come out of administration and will be able to build again.
He said: "I've had it from his lips in public, that on day one of a new Cameron administration he will be able to deliver a deal that gives exactly the protection that Londoners want.
Stock markets across Europe were unsettled by the continuing uncertainty over whether any new administration in Athens will be able to honour the national austerity policy agreed as part of multibillion-pound EU-IMF bailout packages to keep Greece afloat.
