The phrase "administration years" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the specific years during which an administration, such as a government or organization, is in power or operation.
Example: "The administration years of the previous government were marked by significant policy changes and reforms."
Alternatives: "tenure years" or "term years".
For a man who acknowledges that he never visited the White House Web site during his administration years, Mr. McCurry, 46, is moving into the thick of the dot-com storm.
In October of that year, he returned to the United States attorney's office in Massachusetts but continued to work for the criminal division, whose new head, Lanny A. Breuer, asked him to take up several largely dormant leak investigations left over from the Bush administration years.
Kids today are making less progress on national and international tests than they did during the Clinton administration years.
The high reached in Reagan Administration years was a comparatively modest 6.5% in 1986 and 1987, a ratio exceeded in many peacetime years in the 1950s and 1960s.
Goldman Sachs, which is the company I worked for, had been a part of fighting for that "Enron loophole" during the Clinton administration years, as well as had Enron.
The Carter administration years were difficult for Kennedy; he had been the most important Democrat in Washington ever since his brother Robert's death, but now Carter was, and Kennedy at first did not have a full committee chairmanship with which to wield influence.
The modifying effects of mode of administration, year of publication, study design, time interval between administrations, mean age of participants and publication type were examined.
In fiscal 2000, the share of the gross domestic product collected by the government as taxes will amount to more than 20percentt, up from an average of 18.7percentt during the last five pre-Reagan-administration years.
In the current budget year -- in fiscal 2000 -- the share of the nation's economic output, or gross domestic product, collected by the federal government as taxes will amount to more than 20percentt, up from an average of 18.7percentthehe last five pre-Reagan-administration years, 1976 through 1980.
My research is based on a systematic examination of legislative attempts to remove sitting presidents — either via impeachment or forced resignation — across 474 administration-years in 18 Latin American countries between 1985 and 2008.
But Representative Peter Roskam, Republican of Illinois, said, "The administration for years has been pumping sunshine".
