The phrase "administrators building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a building that is associated with or used by administrators, such as an office or administrative center.
Example: "The meeting will take place in the administrators building located on the campus."
Alternatives: "administrative building" or "office of the administrators".
But, as he implies, it is unfair to expect men and women trained for one profession to perform a quite different one, as charity administrators, building surveyors, social workers and postmasters – though many priests I know pride themselves on their diverse talents.
At college I saw professors researching, administrators building state-of-the-art facilities and students partying.
This fall, Uncommon Schools administrators began building new taxonomy-like tools around specific content areas.
My own life mission is to support these teachers and administrators in building and improving such an educational platform for my sons and every other child seeking these values in their own education... because then they can become "real seekers," as Einstein so eloquently stated.
Dozier and Short were among a small group that met with Joyner and other administrators on Friday at the Old Main administration building on campus.
One day in February, 2012, a social scientist named Gary King visited a gray stone administrative building in Harvard Yard to give a presentation to the Board of Overseers and Harvard administrators.
When I hear administrators speak of building "strategic ambiguity" into mission statements so that they can be massaged according to the drifting demands of the market, liberal education is deeply imperiled.
Gayle assumed the position of USAID administrator in December 2015, building on her legacy at the White House and as a leader and advocate for development.
Last year, the E.P.A. began a program to inform school administrators and building managers about the potential risks of PCBs in caulk and ways to minimize exposure.
Last year, the E.P.A. began a nationwide program to inform school administrators and building managers about the potential risks of PCBs in caulk and in lighting ballasts and about ways to minimize exposure.
We should not look to scapegoats such as highly paid administrators on building sprees to explain rising tuitions at our indispensable but sadly imperiled public universities, but to ourselves, and to the legislators and governors we elect.
