The phrase "administrations of their" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the management or governance of a group or organization, particularly in relation to their policies or practices.
Example: "The administrations of their respective departments have implemented new strategies to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "management of their" or "governance of their".
"They have good, legitimate notions of where their money should go, but don't think much about the administration of their funds".
In effect, says Laura Piacentini of Strathclyde University in Scotland, certain classes of prisoners are "involved in the administration of their own punishment".
After Germany renounced its sovereignty in the Treaty of Versailles, the League of Nations in 1922 issued mandates to Britain and France for the administration of their spheres.
His side are potentially four days away from an administration of their own, with the inevitable relegation that will spell and history also weighs against them.
Justice Ginsburg, joined by Justices Stevens, Kennedy, Breyer and Alito, wrote that the Apprendi rule did not apply to that situation "in light of historical practice and the authority of the states over the administration of their criminal justice systems".
The Dutch, to facilitate the administration of their colonial territories in Ceylon, established there an elaborate system of justice based on Roman-Dutch law and the customary law of the land.
From the time of Augustus, the work of the provincial governors, who under the Roman Republic had been commanders in military areas, became more focused on the administration of their provinces.
But he did not raise the possibility of a United Nations presence as a way of alleviating whatever concerns Iraqis may express toward American, or Anglo-American, administration of their country, they said.
The solidarity maintained under Saladin disappeared just before his death (1193): following his distribution of his territories among vassal relations who enjoyed autonomous internal administration of their provinces, the Ayyūbid regime became a decentralized, semifeudal family federation.
As exaggerated as they are, Amy and Mathilde resemble every working mum who wonders if her husband has any notion of how much effort she puts into the administration of their family life.
