The phrase "administrator started" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an action taken by an administrator, such as initiating a process or task.
Example: "The administrator started the system update to ensure all software was up to date."
Alternatives: "the admin initiated" or "the administrator commenced".
His career as an administrator started in radio after a few years as a music critic.
On April Fool's day 2015, a Reddit administrator started an online social experiment called The Button.
Shortly afterwards the regional military commander, who under martial law is the new provincial administrator, started imposing restrictions on the media.
Mr. Hare said that while Ringo waited for adoption, the shelter's administrator started to suspect that Ringo might have been a former police dog and sought the help of an officer who ended up messaging him.
Sixteen years ago, in an effort to broaden the pool of academic leaders in the STEM fields, one entry-level administrator started small.
Pressed for an example, Barnet recalled an incident at Atlanta's airport when someone marched up to the EPA administrator, started recording him on his cellphone, and yelled "Scott Pruitt, you're fucking up the environment".
The administrator starts by choosing one or more tables from the source 3NF schema that will form the backbone of the data set to be created, and the data set is created automatically.
Harvard administrators started worrying.
Ms. Rice, the district attorney, said Great Neck North administrators started hearing rumors about students' cheating in February.
Mr. Fufidio suggested that the student then persuaded his two friends to back him up after school administrators started investigating the rumors.
The same team of Deloitte administrators started accepting Comet vouchers following publicity about a four-year-old cerebral palsy sufferer unable to buy an iPad with vouchers from the electricals retailer that collapsed before Christmas.
