The phrase "administrator is also" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing additional roles or responsibilities of an administrator in a specific context.
Example: "In this organization, the administrator is also responsible for managing the budget and overseeing staff training."
Alternatives: "the administrator additionally" or "the administrator furthermore".
Sean O'Keefe, the NASA administrator, is also scheduled to testify.
A clear successor to chief has not yet named and NASA's number two position as deputy administrator is also vacant as the Trump administrator has yet to nominate someone to the spot.
In this same area of the site, the administrator is also able to select writers and click buttons entitled 'approve'ban'an'de'de activate'deleteete' and 'reset password' to manage other aspects of a writer's work status and access to the site (see Fig. 8).
The administrator is also one of several Cabinet officials to come under fire for taking costly private flights.
The administrator is also responsible to ensure that new versions of variable definitions do not cause problems in templates where they are already in use.
Efforts to reach her through the blog administrator were also unsuccessful.
Jagdale, a generally well-respected administrator, was also to represent the cricket board on the panel investigating the allegations against Srinivasan.
The administrator was also involved in the initial testings conducted at the home of resident Lee Ann Walters, who voiced her concerns early on over the quality of Flint's drinking water.
In addition, key staff from UNICEF and MdM, including the Project Co-ordinator and Project Administrator, were also interviewed.
The charity, which is now under the control of administrators, is also being investigated by police from the complex case team of the Met's Sexual Offences, Exploitation and Child Abuse Command.
Grade fraud, in which teachers simply give passing grades to failing students (often under pressure from school administrators) is also common.
