The phrase "appointment of administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, legal, or organizational matters where an individual or group is designated to manage or oversee a particular function or entity.
Example: "The appointment of administration was necessary to ensure the smooth transition of leadership within the organization."
Alternatives: "administrative appointment" or "administration designation".
The contacts included meetings, phone conversations, letters and e-mail messages, and concerned a range of issues, from a national energy policy document and the California energy crisis to appointments of administration officials.
Mr Emanuel seemed the perfect choice when Mr Obama made him the first appointment of his administration.
After Mr. Bloomberg canceled his announcement of the first major appointment of his administration -- Raymond W. Kelly as police commissioner -- he and his aides weighed exactly what to do, including possibly going to the Rockaway crash site.
The plan to nominate Mr. Otting, announced on Monday evening, is likely to stir up fresh criticism over the appointment of top administration officials from within the banking industry.
The next year, on January 18 , 1999 during a scheduled medical appointment for administration of intravenous (daunorubicin and vincristine) and intrathecal (methotrexate, cytarabine, and hydroxyvrea) chemotherapy in addition to oral dexamethasone, the now 17-month-old girl again had nasal congestion and nonproductive cough.
Although President Bill Clinton revamped FEMA after Hurricane Andrew in 1992, observers say the agency suffered from budget cuts and a lack of professional emergency managers during the George W. Bush administration, including the appointment of then-Administrator Michael D. Brown, who had no professional experience in disaster response.
Given that history, it is fascinating that Mr. Corzine, now the governor-elect, has used one of the first major appointments of his administration to hit the bosses with the political equivalent of an uppercut.
He has given two of the best appointments of his administration to people who are not the best and the brightest.
In the current case, prosecutors said Mr. Karpal insulted the sultan of Perak State in a dispute over the appointment of a new administration in the state.
He was given the job of national security adviser, which does not require Senate confirmation, and was the first high-level appointment of the incoming administration.
