The phrase "administration will help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the support or assistance that an administration is expected to provide in a particular context.
Example: "The administration will help facilitate the transition to the new policy, ensuring that all staff are informed and prepared."
Alternatives: "the administration will assist" or "the administration will provide support".
Or it can barge on regardless, hoping that the Clinton administration will help it clear up the mess later.
Some say restoring high-end tax rates to levels similar to those in the Clinton administration will help trim the deficit with minimal effect on the economy.
B6 INCENTIVE -- Mr. Ashcroft offered a deal to foreigners -- if they provide useful evidence against terrorists, the administration will help them remain in the country and may even offer a fast-track to citizenship.
Attorney General John Ashcroft today offered a deal to foreigners -- if they provide useful evidence against terrorists, the administration will help them remain in the United States and may even offer a fast track to American citizenship.
Dr. Luhn says she is hopeful that new cooperation between Mexico and the United States under the Obama administration will help to bring the drug cartels to heel and ease the task of convincing global companies that the region is right for them as a gateway to United States markets.
Perhaps the Obama administration will help to revive civic virtue.
The president offered his college affordability proposals as part of a campaign to highlight efforts that his administration says will help the middle class.
They are seasoned, thoughtful practitioners who will bring international stature and extensive knowledge to the Bush administration and will help compensate for Mr. Bush's own inexperience.
In a speech on the campaign trail last year, Mr. Paterson laid out details that the administration hopes will help assuage some voters' moral qualms about the new proposal.
Patient registries, in areas like orthopedics, are expected to play an important role in "comparative effectiveness" reviews that the Obama administration hopes will help identify which medical procedures and products work best.
House lawmakers announced a compromise agreement today that would give President Bush the authority to negotiate trade accords with limited Congressional involvement, a tool the Bush administration says will help it recruit allies in the fight against terrorism.
