The phrase "administrator in which" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are describing a specific role or function of an administrator within a certain framework or system, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The administrator in which the policies are implemented must ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "administrator responsible for" or "administrator overseeing".
This increased understanding helps me in my current role as a science and engineering administrator, in which I often have to interact with department chairs and deans in other schools.
Poynter reported that Buzenberg provided an email from Sig Gissler, the Pulitzer Prize administrator, in which Gissler said the series is "overwhelmingly Hamby's work" and that "based on the entry, the prize to the Hamby alone is warranted".
Also, having discussions with probation administrators in which they described the need for this investigation reinforced the author's ability to convey the importance of the study to others.
The government's discipline regarding the granting of subsidies and non-competitive contracts, controlling corruption, and promoting transparency may contribute to the creation of a labor market for administrators, in which those who are able to manage better receive better salaries.
Game, one of the largest video game retailers in Britain, ran out of money on Tuesday and went into administration, in which an administrator is placed in charge of an insolvent company, putting about 2,000 jobs at risk.
It aims to assess a deal proposed by D.C. Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D) and City Administrator Allen Lew in which the city would swap properties with developer Akridge and utility Pepco in order to assemble the land needed for the stadium to the team at no cost.
The chancellor is asking that parents, not administrators, decide in which language program to place students who are not proficient in English.
He also tackled an issue that had dogged the agency under previous administrators, instances in which large companies received small-business contracts.
The Los Angeles Times recently reported that the former administrator in Vernon, which has about 90 residents, was paid more than $1 million a year.
Ahmad Shaibani, an aide to Mr. Sadr, took issue with an order signed earlier this week by L. Paul Bremer III, the American administrator in Iraq, which would appear to bar Mr. Sadr from running for office in planned elections.
Even Tony Rivera, the city administrator in Gulf Shores, which derives 90percentt of its revenue from tourism, said there had been no real hue and cry for anything like the 100-mile buffer being sought by Florida.
