The phrase "administrator was a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the role or identity of an administrator in a specific context.
Example: "The administrator was a key figure in the implementation of the new policy."
Alternatives: "administrator served as a" or "administrator acted as a".
In other words, even if a database administrator was in cahoots with them, or the database administrator was a corrupt entity, they couldn't erase their own footprints.
This observation might have been relevant had Lubchenco spent her entire life in Colorado, but she is in fact a world-renowned marine ecologist, who studied at the (coastal) universities of Washington and Harvard, and who, for some 30 years before becoming N.O.A.A. administrator, was a professor of marine biology and zoology at Oregon State University.
Martha Hill, dance teacher and administrator, was a director of the Bennington summer school.
The deportation centre's administrator was a German-Jewish man named Walter Süskind, entrusted to run the centre by Nazis who disregarded his Jewish heritage because of his SS links.
He admits that at first being an administrator was a bit foreign.
Nov. 6, 2018, 4 13 p.m. Once upon a time, Joe Way, a 45-year-old Lake Forest university administrator, was a registered Democrat.
Until 1990 the administrator was an American and the assistant administrator a Panamanian national; after 1990 the roles were reversed, and Panamanians assumed the leadership position.
Working as a physician, scientist, or senior health care administrator is a demanding career.
JEFFREY HEYMAN Oakland, Calif., Feb. 15, 2012 The writer, a college administrator, is a former United Nations official.
Scott Pruitt, his chosen Environmental Protection Agency administrator, is a staunch supporter of the fossil fuel industry and will facilitate this.
Lipsyte's narrator, a laid-off university administrator, is a loser — one of those "mistakes you sometimes find in a office" — but an outrageous one.
