The phrase "administrations responsible for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the entities or organizations that have the duty or obligation to manage or oversee specific functions or areas.
Example: "The report highlights the administrations responsible for environmental protection and their efforts to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "agencies accountable for" or "bodies in charge of".
This mandatory adjustment process can be conflictual, if the administrations responsible for these plans disagree with the rules established by the RLP.
Mr. Kaufmann was a special assistant to every secretary of defense in the Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, Ford and Carter administrations, responsible for preparing the annual report to Congress on the Defense Department's overall military strategy and budget.
Further, the local and regional administrations responsible for land use planning are dominated by agricultural constituencies in many areas.
This study was approved by the Clinical Research Ethics Committee of Hospital Virgen de las Nieves, Granada, Spain (Code GEI-HCC-2010-01), and was performed with the authorisation of the relevant public administrations responsible for the management of prisons, the Spanish Government's General Secretariat of Penitentiary Institutions, and the Catalan Government's Department of Justice.
The findings prompted a call from a UN special human rights rapporteur for prosecutions of those in the CIA and the Bush administration responsible for the torture programme.
One example is the way the mayor's office is working with the technical and environmental administration responsible for the city's leading cycling infrastructure.
Valcke had become a pivotal figure in Blatter's administration, responsible for negotiating many of Fifa's commercial and broadcasting deals.
In an NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey last week, just 6percentt held the Obama administration responsible for a deficit expected to reach $1.8 trillion this year.
Lord Baker was Education Secretary in Margaret Thatcher's second administration, responsible for setting up Ofsted, the education standards watchdog, and introducing the national curriculum Remember them?
As the secretary of agriculture in the Clinton administration responsible for much of the preparation of the new organic-food regulations, I don't share Samuel Fromartz's view in "Small Organic Farmers Pull Up Stakes" (Op-Ed, Oct. 14).
Despite polls showing that two-thirds of voters hold the Trump administration responsible for changes in the health-care system, Trump has led his party in blaming the ACA itself, not the cancellation of subsidies, for any higher premiums.
