The phrase "administrators and one" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a group that includes administrators and a single additional person, but it is incomplete and ambiguous.
Example: "The meeting will include administrators and one other participant to discuss the new policy."
Alternatives: "administrators and an additional person" or "administrators and a single individual".
As in many colonies, a three-man committee – comprising two senior administrators and one police special branch officer – decided what would be destroyed and what would be removed to London.
Despite more than a record 10,000 refugees being stranded in the Calais camp, the report found that in August the French had only three ad hoc administrators and one coordinator, all volunteers, to identify and start processing the claims of unaccompanied minors.
The pair of surveys--one of elementary school administrators and one of middle and high school administrators--was funded by Bridging the Gap, a research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which supports the standards, created through the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010.
*Three research administrators and one information technology expert.
Seven participants loaded significantly onto factor 1, including three physicians, three administrators and one medical assistant.
After obtaining written consent from authorities, schools administrators and one of the parents, the timetable for data collection was provided.
Among her most notable changes as an administrator, and one of her legislative successes, was to overhaul the jury system.
Well, actually there are two: one for the district administrator and one that serves as an ambulance for the donkey sanctuary.
Lord Hunt of Tanworth, who has died aged 88, was an exceptionally competent and effective administrator, and one of the most distinguished among a gifted generation that entered the civil service immediately after the second world war.
In the aftermath of the Watts riots, his father, then a school administrator and one of the few black men to hold such a job, became the principal of Locke High School in South-Central Los Angeles. South-Central Los Angeles
UNTIL recently, perhaps the most public managerial challenge facing James M. Davy, a veteran public administrator and one of Governor McGreevey's most trusted advisers, came not in the realm of government or politics, but in an area that is often just as contentious: Little League baseball.
