The phrase "administrations including the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying particular administrations or groups that are part of a larger category or context.
Example: "The report highlights various administrations including the federal and state governments that have implemented new policies."
Alternatives: "administrations such as" or "administrations like".
Five state administrations, including the current one of Gov. Tom Corbett, a Republican, have been unable to fix the district.
Mr. Robson's career in the federal government spanned four administrations, including the first Bush administration, during which he served as deputy Treasury secretary.
Mr. Han brings a long background with conservative administrations, including the government of Roh Tae Woo, a former general who was president from 1988 until 1993.
But all this will take more time and commitment than American Administrations, including the present one, have been interested in showing.
The second project, Timescapes of International Administrations: Time Rules and Time Horizons of Planning and Budgeting, assesses institutionalization of time rules and time horizons across several international administrations, including the European Commission.
The Op-Ed page asked speechwriters from six Republican administrations, including the current one, to propose a conclusion to President Bush's address -- one that sums up what they think the winning Republican campaign themes for 2004 should be.
While at Stanford University, she worked in several areas of administration, including the Medical School and Residential Education.
He discusses the risks involved in their administration, including the possibility of new disorders caused by indiscriminate long-term use.
This administration, including the president and the vice president, has lost credibility with the American people and with the world.
Constitutional US lawyer Glenn Greenwald outlined recently how "the Obama administration's assault on whistleblowers is more extreme than any prior administration, including the Bush administration".
The administration, including the acting head of the safety commission, Nancy A. Nord, and manufacturers have praised a bill approved by the House in December.
