The phrase "administrator would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or responsibilities of an administrator in a hypothetical or conditional context.
Example: "If the project is successful, the administrator would be responsible for overseeing the implementation phase."
Alternatives: "the administrator is expected to be" or "the administrator might be".
Senate Democrats might well force Mr. Cheney to spend much of his time on Capitol Hill rather than elsewhere in the administration, where his experience as an enthusiastic and skilled public administrator would be invaluable.
The department said an independent administrator would be appointed to find victims and distribute payments.
"I firmly believe that having a truly neutral third-party administrator would be the best alternative, and I'm not sure that an exchange is the proper choice".
Mr. Silver, the parks commissioner, said the new administrator would be Christopher Nolan, who will continue as the conservancy's chief operating officer and chief landscape architect.
It is not clear whether that administrator would be an American or if the United Nations would take the lead in that part of the operation.
Gill said he was hopeful, however, that the administrator would be able to find a buyer for the 120 BHS shops.
Even if colleges were targeted by the Trump administration, much legal sand could be thrown into the gears before administrators would be enlisted in identifying students for deportation.
Civilian administrators would be needed, too.
A similar policy for sports administrators would be popular, at least with the general public, should even the most minor impropriety in their cash-flooded world emerge.
Dee said Coker's sentiments and those of other Miami coaches and administrators would be taken into consideration, but so would finances.
Although judges have been available for emergency business and arraignments, court officials said administrators would be juggling court calendars for weeks.
