The phrase "administrator groups" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific groups of users or roles that have administrative privileges within a system or organization.
Example: "The IT department has created several administrator groups to manage user access and permissions effectively."
Alternatives: "admin groups" or "administrative teams".
They include the teacher unions, of course, but also dozens of administrator groups, textbook publishers, software vendors, colleges of education, state and district bureaucracies, and so on.
The distribution across groups with respect to gender was relatively equal, with the exception of the nurse/ancillary and administrator groups, who had more females (75%andd 68.4% respectively).
To use sudo, the user must be a part of the Administrator group.
In XP, the administrator account cannot be removed from the administrator group because it is built in.
In most versions of Windows, this will still allow users in the administrator group to access the host computer.
Beginning last January, Gunther met several times with Secretary of Education William Bennett, representatives of President Reagan's Task Force on Private Sector Initiative, and teachers' and school administrators' groups.
Across the state, Kokolis — the head of the jail administrators group — said that initially, the new process spiked processing times at jails by an average of 35percentto50percentcent.
"Not only does it have homeland security implications, it has serious highway safety implications," said Jason King, a spokesman for the motor vehicle administrators' group.
That has helped Larry Buchanan, the superintendent of the Grant Joint Union High School District, which oversees the school, to be selected by an administrators' group as California's 2005 superintendent of the year.
This will allow your event to gain Dean's Office approval and reserve a room without showing your potential event to anyone outside of that Administrators group.
The correctional administrators group along with the Arthur Liman Public Interest Program at Yale Law School on Wednesday also released a study estimating that 80,000 to 100,000 prisoners were segregated from other inmates during 2014, including in solitary confinement.
