The phrase "administrator notified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that an administrator has been informed about a particular issue or situation.
Example: "The system encountered an error, and the administrator notified has been alerted to investigate the problem."
Alternatives: "admin informed" or "administrator alerted".
He said a hospital administrator notified the Brooklyn district attorney's office.
Christie Whitman, the agency's administrator, notified members of Congress this week that she would seek court approval to postpone a requirement that utilities responsible for low-lying smog cut their pollutants significantly by May 2003.
"Our non-partisan systems administrator notified both Majority and Minority staff that this issue had been brought to her attention.
When parents made contact, the trial administrator notified the research nurses of potentially eligible children.
Hospital administrators notified medical staffs of the threat but adhered to routines, with scheduled operations performed.
The patient died 45 minutes later, and although doctors said they do not believe the death was related to the previous cases, Somerset administrators notified both the county prosecutor and state health officials.
In addition, the newsflash tag is used for news which is a matter of important breaking news, and an email is sent to the administrators notifying them that someone has submitted a newsflash.
If the administrator is notified that a new file is uploaded, the administrator downloads the meta-file, verifies the signature of the creator and replaces the signature on the meta-file by its own signature and re-uploads the signed meta-file to the cloud.
On the afternoon of the alleged assault, Poore fled, and the Quiznos supervisor alerted Avalon's administrator, who notified the police; the supervisor claimed that he had fired Poore several days earlier, suspecting that she had stolen checks.
Brandon Weghorst, spokesman for the national SAE office, told HuffPost that in January 2011, a Dartmouth administrator had notified a local alumnus volunteer that "the school received a non-specific, anonymous complaint but did not elaborate on additional details".
In the remote strategy, clinicians faxed the details of potentially eligible children to the trial administrator, who notified the research nurses.
