I'm writing a very brief description for a job duty. Is it grammatically correct to use two possessive nouns in a sentence (e.g., Administration's and company's)?
Full sentence is... They support, strategize, and promote the Administration's and company's programs, initiatives, and campaigns.
According to Cambridge Dictionary,
We can use two possessive ’s constructions in the same noun phrase:
We went to Jake’s father’s funeral.
When two nouns possess the same entity, add the apostrophe only to the second one:
Jason and Kate's children
But when two nouns possess different entities, you need to add an apostrophe to both:
Jason's and Jimmy's children
