The phrase "affect administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how certain factors or changes influence the management or operation of an organization or system.
Example: "The new policies will significantly affect administration and the way decisions are made within the organization."
Alternatives: "influence management" or "impact governance".
"Any reductions in the HET budget will primarily affect administration staff, depleting the numbers and quality of the team.
Objectives. 1) To describe the frequency with which EMS patients with lower-extremity and hip fracture receive prehospital and emergency department (ED) analgesia; 2) to describe EMS and patient factors that may affect administration of PA to these patients; and 3) to describe the time interval between EMS and ED medication administrations.
Although it would be expected to yield results similar to those seen in mono-infected patients, the drug drug interactions between simeprevir and many ART regimens would affect administration in co-infected patients.
Mr. Patton, however, told the people of the Kentucky, "I have not let my personal weakness affect my administration of government".
Other factors besides jobs will affect the administration's thinking.
Religious considerations could also affect the administration's timetable for war.
Jimmy Orr, a White House spokesman, said he was unaware of any administration official who had been given the report but added that even if officials did have it, it would not affect the administration's policy.
COMMENT FROM JOHN: How do think the new positions certain people in the inner circle will be taking such as Leon Panetta becoming Defense Secretary will affect the administration's decision making regarding the Middle East?
The federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act, or ERISA, regulates self-funded plans and generally bars state rules that affect the administration of these plans.
Further studies are required to learn if such attitudes (among oncologists or primary physicians) directly affect the administration of such therapies.
