The phrase "administrations to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the responsibilities or actions of administrations, particularly in relation to the creation of policies, programs, or initiatives.
Example: "The new policy requires administrations to create comprehensive plans for environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "governments to establish" or "authorities to develop".
It will be in Latin America's overall interest for the Bush and da Silva administrations to create a good working relationship as they tackle these difficult issues.
In 1934 the city consolidated 22 smaller park administrations to create the Chicago Park District, which operates more than 500 parks covering some 7,000 acres (2,800 hectares).
We're calling on the UK government and the three devolved administrations to create a series of new marine reserves, to reverse the shocking decline in sealife caused by industrial fishing.
In particular, it focuses on the analysis of the factors that may persuade administrations to create specific geographical configurations; namely to adjust this security tool based on specific spatial and administrative boundaries, and with specific goals.
The "Peace Child" musical was performed over 5000 times in 31 countries, involving 250,000 children, and resulted in life imitating art when in 1986, after working with U.S. and Soviet administrations to create the first cultural exchange between Soviet and American youth, Mikhail Gorbachev invited the Peace Child foundation to work with his Green Cross organization to fight climate change.
They are counting on me and my administration to create the conditions that will guarantee the realization of their dreams.
(That's the logic that led the Carter administration to create the Synthetic Fuels Corporation, a $3 billion boondoggle that never produced a gallon of useable fuel).
Mayors Against Illegal Guns, led by Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Mayor Thomas Menino of Boston, urged the Obama administration to create such an initiative more than a year ago.
The most important change is reform of the judiciary and the administration to create properly independent watchdogs and a non-partisan bureaucracy.
The severity of the situation prompted the Obama administration to create the Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing program within the $787 billion economic stimulus package.
The threat of terrorism prompted the Bush administration to create, in 2002, a broad and hazy designation for information called "sensitive but unclassified," or S.B.U.
