The phrase "almost any administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a wide range of government or organizational administrations, indicating that the statement applies to most of them.
Example: "Almost any administration would face challenges in implementing such a policy effectively."
Alternatives: "nearly any administration" or "practically any administration".
In sum, almost any Trump administration shake-up of the ossified intelligence community would be welcome.
On a busy nursing ward, it may be easier to obtain a reliable Css than a reliable through concentration, because the first can be obtained at almost any time during the administration period.
Yet, however costly and controversial, the policies continue almost unchanged from administration to administration, and Congress to Congress, dominated by the hardline positions of Aipac.
Earlier this year bottom-of-the-table Plymouth Albion almost entered administration, with the club saying the RFU's level of funding was inadequate to run fully-professional clubs in the second tier.
The consumption tax hike is often seen as political suicide because almost every administration that suggested or imposed the introduction or the hike of the tax failed to win the next general elections.
He destroyed his career in 1925 by publicly attacking senior leaders in the Army and Navy for incompetence for their "almost treasonable administration of the national defense".
Taking over an almost bankrupt administration, he ended the costly wars with France and Scotland and tackled finances in ways that led to some economic recovery.
He disdained ideological debate but it swirled all around him, at times almost paralyzing his administration.
Until it regains sovereignty this summer, Iraq has an almost wholly American administration.
Almost immediately, housing administration bureaus and real estate trading centers in big cities were flooded with people hoping to sell their apartments before the restrictions took effect.
