The phrase "aim at administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or objectives related to managing or overseeing an organization or system.
Example: "Our project aims at administration efficiency to improve overall productivity."
Alternatives: "target administration" or "focus on administration".
To maintain, as the White House and the McCain campaign have done, that Mr. Bush's remarks about appeasement were not aimed at administration critics like him is "being disingenuous," Mr. Obama said.
The inspector general, Nikki L. Tinsley, took direct aim at the administration's revision of the New Source Review rule, one of the administration's most prominent -- and vilified -- environmental initiatives, saying that it makes it easier for power-plant operators to postpone or avoid adding technologies that reduce polluting emissions.
Critics of the Saudi arms deal have also taken aim at the administration's proposed increases in military aid to Israel and Egypt.
The bill takes aim at the administration's controversial stance that military actions in Libya do not constitute the kind of "hostilities" defined by the War Power Act, which means Congressional approval is not needed.
Trump also took aim at past administrations' relationship with Pakistan.
In late 1994, the Clinton administration turned off Radio Caiman and several other C.I.A. operations aimed at Cuba, administration officials said at that time.
Wolf's routine came under fire from President Donald Trump and his supporters who didn't appreciate her cracks aimed at the administration, in particular her jokes about White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders. .
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On Wednesday Mr. Romney continued to take aim at the Obama administration's handling of unfolding developments in the Mideast, accusing the administration of a "severe miscalculation" and calling its handling of the matter "akin to an apology".
