The phrase "administrator with an" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific role or qualification related to an administrator, often followed by a noun that specifies what the administrator has or does.
Example: "She is an administrator with an extensive background in project management."
Alternatives: "administrator possessing a" or "administrator having a".
GLAZER--Ruth, a musician, teacher, and arts administrator with an indomitable spirit, determination and humor, died Thursday.
The power station was offered for sale by Ernst & Young, its administrator, with an asking price of about $772 million in December.
The plan, so far, is for an American military commander to run the country alongside a civilian administrator, with an eventual transition to an Iraqi-led government.
As a peripatetic arts administrator with an interest in cultural institutions great and small, she visited rural string quartets and inner-city dance troupes.
Some cardinals have a list of qualities they want in the next pope: an eager evangelist, master communicator, and deft administrator, with an ear for languages and a heart for the developing world.
The sudden disappearance of pay-as-you-go was met with a cynical "I told you so" by some budget watchers, who viewed it as a handy, if temporary, tool for the mayor to burnish his reputation as a no-nonsense administrator with an aversion to debt.
The company has filed an intention to appoint an administrator, with a view to entering administration next week.
Since 2001, the Kennedy Center has been led by Michael Kaiser, an administrator with a knack for rescuing troubled institutions.
Meanwhile, Alexander Pereira, a hardboiled administrator with a formidable record running the Zurich Opera, has been appointed to succeed Mr. Flimm.
Ask the college financial aid administrator for a professional judgment review and provide the financial aid administrator with a copy of documentation of any unusual financial circumstances.
