The phrase "administrator of all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to a person or entity that has overarching control or management over everything.
Example: "In this organization, the CEO acts as the administrator of all operations, ensuring that every department functions smoothly."
Alternatives: "overseer of everything" or "manager of all affairs".
Stevens had joined the NT as Hall's administrative assistant in 1973 and then was made general administrator of all three theatres within the organisation, as well as acting as executive producer on several transfers to the West End or Broadway, including Peter Shaffer's Equus (1975), Harold Pinter's No Man's Land (1975) and Alan Ayckbourn's Bedroom Farce (1977).
Charlie Brooker, columnist for The Guardian, jokingly criticised Timberlake, saying "How DARE this dot-eyed, crop-haired, fun-sized, guff-tongued, pirouetting waif-boy scamper on to the world's airwaves and loudly proclaim to be the sole global administrator of all things sexy?
Frank Bruni portrays the classic pattern of well-intentioned and misdirected administrators of all religious, ethnic and cultural groups.
The administrators of all of the simultaneous lineups knew the identity of the suspect in those lineups, while the administrators of the sequential lineups were all "blind" to suspect identities.
City lawyers and homeless services administrators of all political persuasions going back to Mayor Edward I. Koch say that Justice Freedman has used her power to manage shelter operations down to the smallest detail.
In his testimony, Mr. Terhune said he planned to meet with the administrators of all state prisons next week to review the system's release policies and order the administrators to personally examine the files of all sex offenders before they are freed, either on parole or because their prison terms have ended.
It's my hope that candidates will take some time to get to know educators, teachers, principals, and administrators of all kinds.
In college sports, the current generation of senior women coaches and administrators of all sexual orientations perpetuate a culture of the closet in which silence and secrecy are the predominate strategies for addressing LGBTQ issues.
In addition to the In-Home Survey and Parental Questionnaire, this study uses data from the School Administrator Survey which was administered to school administrators of all participating schools.
Exposure was assessed by work history in oncology or cancer agencies (method 1) and by estimating weighted duration of exposure developed from a survey of pharmacists and nursing unit administrators of all provincial hospitals and treatment centers and the work history of the nurses (method 2).
Approval to conduct the research was given by the administrators of all the health institutions that were assessed.
