The phrase "administration will become" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future changes or developments related to an administration or governing body.
Example: "If the proposed reforms are implemented, the administration will become more efficient and responsive to the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "the administration is set to become" or "the administration is expected to become".
A1 Fiscal Hand for Public Theater Fran Reiter, a former deputy mayor in the Giuliani administration, will become executive director of the Joseph Papp Public Theater.
However, if the Miliband incentives led to a big increase in the number of employers paying the living wage, the administration will become substantially more complex.
Fran Reiter, a former deputy mayor in the Giuliani administration, will become executive director of the Joseph Papp Public Theater today in a move to strengthen the theater's business operations, the Public's chairman said yesterday.
The food and drug administration will become a fully fledged ministry, following a number of tainted product scandals.
Ted Cruz said of the Iran deal "If this deal goes through, the Obama administration will become the leading financier of terrorism against America in the world".
Cruz announced that "the Obama Administration will become the leading financier of terrorism against America in the world," and Graham thought that the deal looked like "a death sentence for the State of Israel".
But maybe one day interacting with our administrations will become as easy as posting a photo on Instagram.
Soon after Mr. Angelson gave notice of his intention to leave the Emanuel administration — he will become the chairman of the Institute of International Education's scholar rescue fund — Mr. Koch said that the mayor again gave him a call.
Even criticizing the Bush administration's policies will become far more difficult.
The Bush administration hopes it will become the springboard for negotiating a broader agreement for the entire Western hemisphere.
American University announced Thursday that a former top Obama administration official, Sylvia Mathews Burwell, will become its 15th president and the first woman to lead the school in the nation's capital.
