The phrase "administrator regarding the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing matters or communications that involve an administrator and a specific topic or issue.
Example: "I need to send an email to the administrator regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "administrator about the" or "administrator concerning the".
Main Outcome Measures: Perceptions of ICU clinicians and administrators regarding the ICU bed closure decision-making process and its consequences.
The multiple meanings of the category led to debates and controversies between colonial administrators regarding the ways in which the Permanent Settlement should be introduced and extended.
After they were elected in June last year, the BC Liberals began consultations with students, educators, and administrators regarding the 1996 tuition fee freeze.
The lack of inter-rater reliability and of mentor evaluation were weak points of this study, although the researchers reached a consensus with these mentors and the nursing administrators regarding the practicum training.
The players' union has already sought rulings from an arbitrator and a system administrator regarding Goodell's jurisdiction in levying the suspensions and hearing the appeals of the discipline.
Several administrators were insightful regarding the shift in mindset needed to achieve STEM integration, believing that it is important, for example, for teachers to understand technology use in the context of the engineering design process rather than more superficially characterizing technology incorporation as any type of student computer use.
Assessment of safety culture in a given institution helps inform the perceptions and behaviors of administrators regarding safety as well as identify the most problematic areas for improvement [ 6].
But the potential for harm to the integrity of the public institution is just as real, just as grave, so long as the whole truth (regarding the administrators' intentions and actions) remains undisclosed.
While there has been much written in support of regionalization by academics and opinion leaders, no information exists about the perceptions of front line critical care providers and hospital administrators regarding regionalization of care.
