The phrase "a time when administrators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period or occasion involving administrators, often in discussions about their roles or actions.
Example: "There was a time when administrators played a crucial role in shaping educational policies."
Alternatives: "an era in which administrators" or "a period during which administrators".
The investigation will not only look at the role of the directors at the time when administrators were called in, led by Chappell of Retail Acquisitions, but their predecessors, led by Sir Philip Green.
The investigation will not only look at the role of the directors, led by Dominic Chappell of Retail Acquisitions, at the time when administrators were called in, but their predecessors, led by Sir Philip Green.
She just wishes it were different -- that in this stark and unremitting cycle of illness, in a time when hospital administrators put "care" and "cost containment" in the same sentence, she could be afforded more time at the bedside.
That could come back to haunt Cuomo a time when embattled Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt, considered the vanguard of Trump's rollback of climate policies, is under fire for taking frequent flights and costly airfare.
But the numbers reveal that the review process is effectively broken, parents and administrators said, at a time when the Obama administration is seeking to tie federal money for education to the use of teacher evaluations based on student performance.
In general, much of the education spending in the bill is delivered as direct transfers to states to help them retain teachers and administrators at a time when local and state tax revenues (from which our school K-12 public-school systems are funded) are collapsing.
Years of budget cuts have whittled the division down to 130 people, including administrators, at a time when the state is seeing more frequent major fires, said George Geissler, the Oklahoma state forester.
An understanding of why rural Australian GPs choose to become postgraduate general practice training supervisors may help inform recruitment and retention strategies for policy makers and educational administrators at a time when demand is increasing.
At a time when many states are experiencing teacher and administrator shortages, we hope this campaign will remind those thinking of pursuing a career in education just how important and impactful their decision could be.
Library administrators here embrace technology and anticipate a time when printed books are no longer the focal point.
