The phrase "administration will need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing requirements or necessities that a governing body or organization must fulfill.
Example: "The administration will need to allocate more resources to improve the quality of education in our schools."
Alternatives: "the administration requires" or "the administration must have".
The next administration will need to accomplish that feat again.
To succeed, some said, the administration will need to bring in a bigger gun.
Whatever his flaws, he has the kind of mind that the Obama administration will need.
Before it makes any decisions, the next administration will need a lot more information.
This would cost a fraction of what the administration will need for missile defense.
The commission found for the mass experiment in postal voting in June, though administration will need to improve.
Future administrations will need to follow through on the South Bronx Greenway plans, continuing the network of green streets like Hunts Point and Lafayette Avenues that Ms. Nielsen has devised — linking up with Randalls Island and eking out parkland where the food market now hogs the shoreline — if the puzzle is ever to be completed.
This new administration alone will need to be permanently established by Congress, funded and oversight assigned.
And as with past battles over healthcare and same-sex marriage, Obama administration lawyers will need to win over at least one of the court's more conservative justices.
Warren said the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a free trade agreement between the U.S. and 11 other countries being negotiated by the administration, which will need approval from the Republican-controlled U.S. Congress.
And, as in the Carter and Reagan administrations, America will need to champion Russia's persecuted democrats, journalists and other embattled minorities: amplifying their voices and calling international attention to the very real dangers they face.
