The phrase "administrators agree that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a consensus or shared opinion among administrators regarding a specific issue or topic.
Example: "Administrators agree that implementing new technology will enhance the learning experience for students."
Alternatives: "administrators concur that" or "administrators are in agreement that".
Many museum administrators agree that Mrs. Gardner's instructions have created an unusual gem of a museum.
Students, faculty members and administrators agree that the sexes are treated as equals.
Most museum administrators agree that arts education is essential for encouraging children to think creatively.
Athletes, scientists and sports administrators agree that someone will attempt genetic engineering, if they have not already.
Many administrators agree that monitoring quickly shifting circumstances around the globe is crucial to making swift, smart decisions and avoiding knee-jerk reactions.
Academy administrators agree that teachers have a right to organize and bargain collectively but say they are not obligated to negotiate with the union because Chicago Math and Science Academy is private and falls under federal — not state — labor laws, according to a statement read at a recent meeting of the academy's board.
This year's report found that 32% of academic administrators agreed that faculty at their particular institution accepted "the value and legitimacy of online education".
All 20 nursing home administrators agreed "that an evacuation can cause physical and mental stress on nursing home residents and consequently is not necessarily the best course of action," according to the report, which was requested by Senator Herb Kohl, Democrat of Wisconsin, the ranking member of the Special Committee on Aging.
Students and school administrators agreed that there was an atmosphere of racial tension brewing at Manual in the 1970s that lead to the riot.
Mr. Rangel, the charter school administrator, agreed that it was better to work with the establishment than to try to topple it.
Marshall Happer, MTC administrator, agrees that something must be done about the confusion of scheduling in men's tennis, and agrees that the players deserve more control of their sport.
