"elected administration" is correct and it can be used in written English.
This phrase is typically used to describe the leadership of a government or organization which has been selected through an election. For example, "The newly elected administration has promised to reduce taxes for low-income households."
It also says it is committed to eventually handing over power to an elected administration.
IF THERE is a change of government on May 6th, the incoming Conservatives will have few advantages over the last newly elected administration, in 1997.
On Saturday, Pakistanis will head to the polls to choose a new government; for the first time in 66 years, a democratically elected administration has completed its term.
The junta, which seized power on Thursday, is already holding most top members of the south-east Asian country's elected administration and has ordered the rest to surrender.
This [intervention] clearly shows an interference with the public sector and with an elected administration who have been mandated by the people".
However, the Obama administration is having to contend with US law which forbids direct assistance to Mali's military government because it overthrew an elected administration.
Communes, which are classified as either urban or rural, have directly elected administrations.
The Federalist press described Jefferson as a pagan and atheist, a treasonable conspirator against the duly elected administrations of Washington and Adams, a utopian dreamer with anarchistic tendencies toward the role of government, and a cunning behind-the-scenes manipulator of Republican propaganda.
As Maphunye (2009: 2) asserts, "In such a state, the role of the market is not to wield its 'invisible hand' to resist pro-poor policies, but rather to play a developmental and supportive role to a democratically elected government administration to implement such policies".
This would be the first time a full-term elected government would hand power over to a fairly elected new administration.
After Mr. Sharon's election, the newly elected Bush administration refused to help broker a serious peace effort similar to that of Oslo or the Madrid conference staged by the first President Bush.
