"sole administration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation where someone has the power or responsibility to manage or administer something without any help or assistance. For example: "The school board appointed her to be the sole administrator of the school district."
The document clarifies once again that it is the sole administration body for the operation of online games in China.
We describe two patients who developed a dominant follicle and presumably ovulated in response to hCG triggering under continuous sole administration of a GnRH antagonist.
Sedative drug type was also associated with sedation levels: the sole administration of fentanyl and dexmedetomidine was more frequent in lightly sedated patients (15.3% vs. 7.1% for fentanyl, P = 0.033; 8.6% vs. 0.9% for dexmedetomidine, P = 0.005).
Our results show that sole cortisol administration after a traumatic experience cannot reduce intrusive re-experiencing.
In his country a new constitution, endorsed in a referendum on July 1st, officially recognises the Berber language for the first time, though parliament will decide what this means in practice; Arab nationalists and many Islamists have long demanded that Arabic be the sole language of administration and state education.In this section Unfriended Springtime for them too?
Three months later the fashion for bipartisanship is starting to fade, and being the sole Republican in an administration of Democrats turns out to be lonely.
Then Mr. O'Neill asserted that he was the administration's sole spokesman on the dollar and reiterated support for a strong dollar.
With the tariffs on aluminum and steel that the President announced last week being practically the sole exception, the Trump Administration has governed in accordance with G.O.P. orthodoxy.
Unlike Mr Powell, the administration's sole multilateralist, Mr Bolton was a blunt sceptic over America's participation in international treaties, and a blistering critic of the UN.
Really effective digital services are not about technology: they are about empowering people and giving them a say in what was once the sole purview of public administration.
In joining eminences like Larry Summers (former head of the National Economic Council), Mrs Romer, and Peter Orszag (former budget director) on the outside, he leaves Tim Geithner, the treasury secretary, as the administration's sole economics heavyweight.His departure also creates a logistical headache.
