The phrase "a few administrators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a small number of administrators in a specific context, such as in a discussion about a team or organization.
Example: "During the meeting, a few administrators raised concerns about the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "several administrators" or "some administrators".
Instead, a few administrators had the bright idea of turning Binghamton into a powerhouse capable of reaching the N.C.A.A. tournament.
A few administrators, like the former FIFA general secretary, Michel Zen-Ruffinen, were dismissed for saying it.
At one point, a few administrators at Binghamton met with Broadus, who seemed amazed that he could not import athletes without interference from the admissions department.
For several hours, those teachers and a few administrators tried to organize an orderly dismissal of the hundreds of students at Cathedral, an all-girls school.
Sporting organisations are different: apart from a few office buildings (plus a museum, in the case of the IOC) and a few administrators, their assets are symbolic and intangible.
Maricic and the rest of the small international staff — the nurses, one doctor and a few administrators, most of whom are in their 30s — divide their time between the hospital and a quaint house directly across the street, in Kabul's "new city," a lively neighborhood of butcher shops, electronics stores, kebab stands, vagrants and panhandlers.
It was found that very few administrators of local administration organizations applied BMN data in their selection for the projects.
That they continue to stage shows alongside their administrative duties is a break with Covent Garden custom, and one few administrators have managed.
I suppose more than a few university administrators would be reluctant to admit that their high-profile profit makers are little more than mercenaries.
A few prison administrators are vigilant, Mr. Weiller said, but at other prisons, "if you're inclined to abuse the system, you're into Week 4 before you even think to call in".
Within a few hours, administrators at Davis threatened to sue him for defamation, told him he was being sacked from his role as director of global health for the UC Davis Health System and informed him that certain grants would be revoked.
