The phrase "administrator of the program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the person responsible for managing or overseeing a specific program or initiative.
Example: "The administrator of the program will provide updates on the project's progress during the meeting."
Alternatives: "program manager" or "program coordinator".
If there are further questions, please contact the Bechtel International Center or the administrator of the program sponsoring your visit.
Mark Malloch Brown, administrator of the program, said in an interview that he had had difficult exchanges with South Africa over the report's findings.
Mr. Foster has said Thomas A. Scully, who was administrator of the program, threatened to dismiss him in June if he provided the information to Congress.
The board's chairman, a Democrat, supported the Republicans, blaming the House clerk, Lorraine Miller, the day-to-day administrator of the program, for failing to notify Page Board members of the inappropriate conduct immediately.
Those experiments will initially collide gold nuclei with 10 times higher energy than CERN has mustered, said Dr. Thomas Ludlam, a physicist who is an administrator of the program at Brookhaven.
Another scientist connected to sere, Colonel Louie (Morgan) Banks, a senior Army psychologist who is an administrator of the program, has played a significant advisory role in interrogations at Guantánamo Bay.
The bridegroom's mother is the administrator of the programs in physical education and health and in consumer science and family at Greenwich High School.
Of Roberta, for example, we are told: "Her title was assistant to the administrator of the programs for this country planned by experts in New York and Geneva according to their mission statement.
Students who have an interest in postantiquity Greek language, society, or culture are advised to consult with the program administrator of the Hellenic Studies program.
Despite advances in Iraq, the oil-for-food plan has come under sustained criticism from the last two administrators of the program there, Dennis Halliday and Hans von Sponeck, who have deemed it to be too little too late for the people of Iraq.
