"enter administration" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the process of a company or organization seeking financial or legal guidance from a court or government body. Example: "After facing financial difficulties, the company decided to enter administration in order to restructure its debts and operations."
*Club enter administration 26 Feb 2010: The club becomes the first Premier League side to enter administration and are docked nine points.
Even if Portsmouth were to enter administration, a total of around £14m would be required.
In January HMV, an iconic chain of record stores, became the latest of several famous firms to enter administration.
2003 - After spiralling costs and the inability to sell on big-name players, such as Claudio Caniggia, the club enter administration with debts close to £20million.
When Hall-Fast Industhree Supplies saw three of its biggest customers enter administration in early 2009 it was a major setback.
Portsmouth The club this month became the first Premier League club ever to enter administration and was docked nine points as a result.
Management is trying to broker a complex deal by which the retailer might enter administration without dragging its sister companies down with it.
The Publicis proposal called for Cordiant to enter administration, the British form of bankruptcy, with assets to be bought out, a development that Cordiant managers sought to avoid.
Financial pressure on Intu is expected to increase as tenants including New Look, Toys R Us and Prezzo restructure or enter administration.
The size of the wage bill explains why the financially stricken club are all but certain to become the first in Premier League history to enter administration.
Gilmour had warned over the weekend of "catastrophic" consequences of the SFL vote and claimed Saints would have to battle to avoid being among up to five SPL clubs who could enter administration in the coming months.
