The phrase "a project administrator" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person responsible for overseeing and managing a specific project within an organization.
Example: "The project administrator will coordinate all team activities and ensure that deadlines are met."
Alternatives: "a project manager" or "a project coordinator."
A project administrator can set these attributes using the administrative web interface.
Lisa is now a project administrator for the Samaritans, a charity that provides confidential emotional support 24 hours a day.
She is a project administrator at the Center for Suicide Risk Assessment at the New York State Psychiatric Institute at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia hospital in New York.
The bridegroom's stepfather retired as a project administrator in the department of special services for New Castle County Government, where he was responsible for overseeing library construction projects.
RICK NUSBLATT New York, March 2, 2000 The writer is a project administrator at the Lindesmith Center, a drug policy group.
It is, for example, easy to distinguish between a project engineer, who downloads drawings to build the required parts, and a project administrator, who views those drawings more sporadically in order to chart progress, but does not actually download them on to his own computer.
Customers like Tracy Solomon, 33, a nonprofit project administrator who shops regularly at Oh Baby, a few blocks from her home in Portland, Ore .(where some of the key scenes in "Fifty Shades" take place), have grown accustomed to the new wares.
Conant, whose grandfather was a Manhattan Project administrator, mostly sidesteps political issues to focus on the absurdities of day-to-day life at the desert lab.
Mr. Fisher, 40 and who lives in Rowayton, had worked as a senior project administrator for Walt Disney Imagineering, the design and engineering division of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts.
In this case the handler might write a message to a log or send an email to the project administrator.
"I think it's a microcosm of the world," said Ms. Miller-Small, of Oceanside, who works as a special projects administrator for a company located across the street from the Vanderbilt.
