The phrase "administrator has a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a possession or a role related to an administrator.
Example: "The administrator has a responsibility to ensure that all records are up to date."
Alternatives: "administrator possesses a" or "administrator holds a".
The administrator has a staff for secretariat, education, postal, police, radio, and harbour duties.
The group, with 13 unpaid board members and a paid staff that includes Mr. Raacke and an office administrator, has a current budget of $300,000 a year, substantially higher than in some earlier years.
He may be a bit dim, but the Aussie administrator has a healthy propensity for casual misogyny, is built like a dunny and maintains a stubborn, Trump-like refusal to engage with the facts.
In Pennsylvania, where the law requires that provisional ballots be counted even if they are filed in the wrong precinct, the election administrator has a narrow window for deciding which votes to count.
"The administrator has a job to do.
Every Linux administrator has a set of software tools he just can't live without the utilities he installs as soon as he logs onto a new machine, which help make day-to-day tasks a little easier.
But Schuman the administrator had a formidable impact on American music in the mid-20th century, notably as president of the Juilliard School from 1945 to 1961, then as president of the fledgling Lincoln Center, serving until 1969.
Hearts' administrator had a takeover by the Foundation of Hearts community group approved by the Scottish Premiership club's creditors in November.
According to Barry Feld, a professor at the University of Minnesota Law School and a specialist in juvenile law, the power differential between students and administrators has a significant effect.
Fraud Easier Via Mail Election administrators have a shorthand name for a central weakness of voting by mail.
He has said that after 20 years at the Madrid company, he and administrators had a falling out over the troupe's direction.
