The phrase "administrations to function" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the operational capabilities or requirements of various administrations or organizations.
Example: "For the new policies to be effective, administrations to function efficiently must be established."
Alternatives: "agencies to operate" or "bodies to perform".
"Clearly it would be difficult for a broad-based administration to function in any city occupied by one faction," said Pakistan's foreign minister, Abdul Sattar.
This is when the president starts the business of choosing the roughly 6,000 appointments he must make in order for the administration to function at all; it is also the time for deciding the few policy priorities that he puts to Congress.This transition is hard at the best of times.
During that time, the Tamil lands of the north and east were united, and the Tigers' political administration began to function as a virtual state, with its own army, navy, border guards, and customs officials.
Other kinds of waste range from poor supervision to excessive overtime to top-heavy administration to overlapping functions that could be merged.
Yet throughout the Allende Administration opposition parties continued to function, the Chilean Congress conducted its business, and newspapers attacked the govt. Pres.
Reports from the city are difficult to confirm, but residents said Tuesday that the government's administration had, in part, ceased to function.
But, Mr. Bush said, "I think it's up to us to prepare the groundwork for an administration that will be ready to function on Day One".
I think it's up to us to prepare the groundwork for an administration that will be ready to function on Day 1.... Q. Was Nov. 17 when the tabulation of all the absentee ballots -- is that the cutoff date?
Recent incidental reports suggest that carprofen administration to dogs alters functions of platelets, which are relevant to the repair sequence [ 17].
On the topic of Internet regulation, only one person had heard of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or Icann, a nonprofit group appointed by the Clinton administration to oversee the administrative functions of the Internet and set rules for its addressing systems.
