The phrase "administrator knows the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the knowledge or awareness of an administrator regarding a specific subject or situation.
Example: "The administrator knows the necessary procedures to follow in case of an emergency."
Alternatives: "the administrator is aware of" or "the administrator understands the".
It put forth guidelines for conducting "double blind" police lineups (neither the witness nor the lineup administrator knows the identity of the suspect).
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
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.
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".
Moreover, this research lets the public administrators know the acceptability of the marking scheme among public housing tenants.
The inference was clear – the administrators knew the link between Grier and Whyte had aroused concern.
Thomas M. Haladyna, a professor emeritus at Arizona State University who has conducted numerous studies on cheating, said, "Anyone with half a brain could cleverly cheat and never get caught, but teachers and administrators know the state and the districts have no oversight".
Now, we know the full extent of hidden payment spending and it's quite "imprest-ive". Since 2009, $95.123 million was paid through "imprest" accounting at COD whereby the college administrators knew the payment details, but the board of trustees did not.
Don't let the administrator know that the system is compromised.
Silk Road 2.0 was opened for business exactly one year ago, by an administrator known as the "Dread Pirate Roberts," the pseudonym that authorities said was also used by alleged original Silk Road leader Ulbricht.
