The phrase "administrator cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to administrative tasks, legal matters, or situations involving case management by an administrator.
Example: "The administrator cases were reviewed during the meeting to ensure compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "administrative cases" or "admin cases".
A statement from Portpin said: "There was a fundamental flaw at the heart of the administrators' case, even before the issue regarding the valuation of Fratton Park came up in court.
They say that changes in the way administrators handle cases of sexual assault at the College level are progressing too slowly, and are not sufficiently responsive to student concerns.
Patients who were discharged from the hospital; their family members or proxies; or the administrator, in case of institutionalization, were contacted by phone by one of the research nurses after 6 months to determine whether the patient had died during this period.
Be sure to name a second preferred Executor or Administrator in case your first choice is not available.
Cases were ascertained by an administrator from a case register of all those screened and assessed at Cloverhill prison in the relevant period.
"I not only want students here to feel safe coming forward about any forms of violence, assault, disrespect... but I want them to know that if they experience any negative repercussions, I want them to come forward too," she said, adding that there would be "serious consequences for any administrator" who takes cases of sexual violence lightly.
And in some cases, administrators say, having cameras around has modified students' behavior.
The organization begins with meetings like the one at Mr. Ossenheimer's school, scheduled weekly, in which teachers, social workers and administrators detail individual cases.
Michele M. Leonhart, the acting Drug Enforcement Administration administrator, said the case underscored "the direct link between dangerous terrorist organizations, including Al Qaeda, and international drug trafficking which fuels their violent activities".
Hospital administrators view these cases as costly, burdensome patient transfers that force them to shoulder responsibility for the dysfunctional immigration and health-care systems.
