The phrase "administrator owned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is owned or managed by an administrator, often in contexts related to systems, networks, or organizations.
Example: "The server is administrator owned, ensuring that all access is controlled and monitored."
Alternatives: "admin controlled" or "admin managed".
Each and every citizen can become his own diplomat, his own administrator, his own governor.
"I invite people in all the time," said Toby Horn, a retired hospital administrator who owns a graceful brick house built by the renowned Los Angeles architect Paul Williams and often finds strangers on her doorstep reading the plaque that designates her home as a local landmark.
Beth Israel, by its administrators' own admission, fell down on certain basic standards of care.
Ms. Gorshow had been a college instructor and school administrator, and she owned a mail-order bulk food distribution concern.
Faculty and administrators have their own customized Web sites designed by Campus Pipeline, letting them see the enrollment lists for their classes and hold on-line chat sessions with students, among other features.
Such assurances were not enough for Clara Morris Hedberg, a retired teacher and school administrator whose family has owned a plot at Elmwood since 1917, when an aunt, Clara Pendleton, after whom she is named, died of influenza at 18. Six other family members -- her grandparents, her parents and an uncle of her grandmother's -- are interred there too.
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There are potentially thousands of host, application, and operating system-specific security considerations that are beyond the scope of this chapter but should be followed as your systems and application administrators properly configure their owned devices.
The Hotel du Grand Controle, an annex building on the edge of the Versailles estate, will be transformed into a 23-room hotel, administrators of the publicly owned palace said last week.
Rather, Halleck and Melendez contend that the City retains total discretion to remove and replace MNN as administrator, and thus, own the rights involved here.
