The phrase "administrators appear to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the perceived actions, behaviors, or opinions of administrators in a particular context.
Example: "Administrators appear to be more focused on compliance than on innovation in the current policy framework."
Alternatives: "administrators seem to" or "administrators look like".
What is most distressing is that many administrators appear to accept the self-evidence of market values.
Administrators appear to have a more nuanced or even completely opposite perception of the different epistemic backgrounds of scientists and decision-makers, the inherent uncertainty of scientific knowledge and the rationality of decision-making in urban planning.
Academic administrators appear to be appointed for their networks, and the market reacts favorably when the administrator is affiliated with a business school but negatively when the administrator is not within close geographic proximity.
In the era of Facebook and flash mobs, university administrators appear to be more skittish, knowing how quickly ideas — be they good, bad or just plain unruly — can go viral.
The BDH program also briefly aired a series of radio and television spots that explicitly linked transfers with school enrollment, and some BDH administrators appear to have stressed the enrollment requirements when they signed up households for transfers.
Neither union officials nor district administrators appear to be addressing this problem.
The range of grants to local groups varied from county to county; the average, based on interviews with administrators, appeared to be a couple of thousand dollars.
At Michigan, administrators appeared to cover for an independent studies scam led by a faculty member with courtside seats.
The blatant rejection of any community engagement by TUSD administrators appeared to confirm the concerns of MAS supporters and teachers, who called for Pedicone's resignation at a press conference in June, citing his failure to respond to nine letters seeking dialogue and clarification and his lack of honesty, genuineness, connection to community, leadership and overall performance.
And Mr. Salerno, the business administrator, appears to agree with the Republicans about the rate increase.
But, more recently, the EPA administrator appeared to have even loftier ambitions.
