The phrase "ability of administrators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the skills, competencies, or capacities that administrators possess in a particular context.
Example: "The ability of administrators to manage resources effectively is crucial for the success of the organization."
Alternatives: "administrators' skills" or "competence of administrators".
We know that in contract negotiations, the key to success lies in the ability of school administrators and union leaders to build trust and develop positive working relationships.
The data on the ability of pension administrators to select outperforming active fund managers is pretty depressing.
The update includes three major pieces: first of all it provides the ability for administrators to create and distribute metadata templates via the Box Admin console.
The performance of the public sector depends on the ability of politicians and administrators to work effectively together, in a complex relationship – like a political tango.
After a thrilling Premier League season, one cannot doubt the ability of our sports administrators to generate vast fortunes and provide great spectacle.
Helping in this is the ability of the Index's administrators to splice the aggregated data according to gender, race and ethnicity, or ZIP code.
The aim of this assessment work is to be able to provide measures that may enhance the ability of program designers, instructors, administrators, and researchers to explain how CUREs function and what outcomes emerge for students who participate in courses of this type.
He said: "Since the appointment of administrators, our priority has been assessing the ability of providing ongoing provision of core services and care, and the wellbeing of all of the John Townsend Trust's pupils and residents, and their families.
The director of the N.S.A., Gen. Keith B. Alexander, acknowledged the problem in a television interview on Sunday and said his agency would institute "a two-man rule" that would limit the ability of each of its 1,000 system administrators to gain unfettered access to the entire system.
Nurses and administrators identified 'the ability of systems to increase individual levels of professionalism' as being very important relative to other factors, while doctors did not find this statement of statistical importance.
