The phrase "administrator count" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the number of administrators in a system, organization, or database.
Example: "The administrator count for the network has increased to five, ensuring better management and oversight."
Alternatives: "number of administrators" or "admin tally".
The production was supervised by the reformist theatre administrator, Count Giacomo Durazzo.
Many districts, like Kansas City, Kan., face the likelihood of midyear cuts, and administrators will count themselves lucky to save jobs.
Yet, principals and school administrators can count on parents like Ms. Fung, who left home at the age of 11 to attend a boarding school in England and enjoyed her experience there.
Knowing that they were likely to be one-issue voters probably not familiar with Wikipedia's rules for inclusion and exclusion of articles, the administrator didn't count them.
Over lunch one day in the first term, Rice told Christine Todd Whitman, then the Environmental Protection Agency administrator, "I can count on one hand the days when I have not spoken to the president over the last three years".
As a result, the administration's count "may not reflect what could happen in California," said Nancy Remley, an education administrator with the California Department of Education.
"I even had to convince administrators not to count my kids absent when they went to tournaments," Mr. Guajardo said.
For decades, the measuring stick of success for postsecondary administrators was the enrollment count.
Athletic and other university administrators can be counted on to claim that any additional reports, internal controls and certifications will be costly and simply add to their bureaucratic burdens.
Such rules include no aggressively "killing" others, being respective to Team captains and administrators, (This also counts for parents kids) These rules will apply in the war itself and the next step.
