The phrase "administrations is often" is not correct in written English due to the subject-verb agreement error; it should be "administration is often" or "administrations are often" depending on the intended meaning.
You can use it when discussing the frequency or commonality of actions or characteristics related to administrations, but ensure the subject matches the verb.
Example: "In many countries, the administration is often criticized for its policies."
Alternatives: "administrations frequently" or "administration tends to".
Because members of the Bush and, especially, the Clinton Administrations were often reluctant to resort to force in the face of international unrest, the book, like the era it chronicles, lacks the epic sweep of its predecessor.
Administrations are often stretched to the limit personnel and/or budget-wise, leaving little time, energy or the inclination to spend training each new group who comes in to head up the volunteer side.
The elimination half-life of trazodone IR is relatively short (6.6 h after a single 100-mg dose), therefore, repeated daily administrations are often used in order to achieve a sufficient dose level for MDD patients, but such a dosing regimen can be inconvenient, and can lead to missed doses and reduced compliance.
Public administration is often a substitute for market activity in the mezzogiorno and the region needs to become more efficient.
Today public administration is often regarded as including also some responsibility for determining the policies and programs of governments.
The Clinton Administration is often described as soft, floating, indistinct, unformed — predicates that do a rather good job of describing the amoeba, that protean creature which kills by engulfing and assimilating its prey.
So while buying light fixtures separately may not seem like much of a statement of self-determination, it reflects a decentralized campus on which the notion of an all-powerful administration is often seen as the enemy of academic freedom.
Transparency in electronic voting -- As we saw again this month in Florida, which was forced to scrap a flawed list of felons to be purged from voter rolls that it had originally kept from the public, secrecy in election administration is often a cover for incompetence, or even partisan manipulation.
