The phrase "administrator knows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the knowledge or awareness that an administrator has regarding a particular situation or information.
Example: "The administrator knows the details of the new policy changes that will affect all employees."
Alternatives: "the administrator is aware" or "the administrator is informed".
It put forth guidelines for conducting "double blind" police lineups (neither the witness nor the lineup administrator knows the identity of the suspect).
Still, Dr. Osher said, the findings "underscore what every prison administrator knows — that large numbers of individuals with mental health problems are cycling through their facilities".
HAVANA — A university administrator knows she is privileged to have a small apartment in a prime quarter of Old Havana, given to her by the government for a peppercorn rent.
The judges, who also included National Academy of Writing director Richard Beard, Woman & Home books editor Fanny Blake, and literary agent Simon Trewin, were not told who had written each story, and even now, only one person – the prize's administrator – knows the names of the authors competing for the award.
"Trevor Birch (administrator) knows the number but that figure of £24 million has to be reduced by two thirds or more before there is going to be an acceptable deal on the table.
Data are presented to show that when a line-up administrator knows the identity and position of a target within a line-up choice, in which the 'witness' is ignorant of the actual target, that target is more than twice as likely to be selected compared with when the administrator is kept 'blind'blind
Overseeing all 111 crews is an administrator known, in all seriousness, as the dean of work.
(A school administrator knew someone who knew the widow of a Berkeley scientist and Levi-Strauss heir).
September 6 , 1941Johannesburg, South Africa Dame Monica Mason, (born September 6 , 1941 Johannesburg, South Africa) South African ballet dancer and dance administrator known for her multifaceted association with the British Royal Ballet, which spanned more than a half century.
If you, as an administrator, know that students from a particular region just won't come to your school because it's too far away (be it 200 or 2000 miles), then accept that as a reality and look closer to home.
The university said on Monday in a statement that Christakis, an instructor of early childhood education and live-in administrator, known as a "master," in one of the university's residential colleges, Silliman College, had voluntarily decided to stop teaching.
