The phrase "administrators can do" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capabilities or actions that administrators are able to perform within a specific context, such as a workplace or system.
Example: "In this system, administrators can do various tasks, including managing user accounts and overseeing data security."
Alternatives: "administrators are able to" or "administrators have the ability to".
Still, school administrators can do more than they're doing.
To reduce the load of administrators, by collecting and analyzing unknown attack sequences systematically, administrators can do the duty of fixing the root causes.
According to the urgent situations of different levels, Network administrators can do event protecting or vulnerability repairing, even or cause tracing of attacks.
There is only so much that administrators can do to control — or punish — misbehaving students who are about to walk out of a university for the last time.
So many in both hemispheres gain so much from Lions tours in terms of increased interest in the sport and the associated financial spin-offs that it is the very least the various administrators can do.
We've also outlined what organizations and administrators can do to improve their users' behavior (to learn more, check out our research-based true-crime novella, Deep Thought: A Cybersecurity Story).
"If it runs on a Windows system and you are a competent Windows administrator, you can do it," he said.
Haak plays a pivotal role in this and other projects as mediator between life scientists and IT experts, explaining to the computer experts how life science and research administration work and explaining to the life scientists and research administrators what computers can do for them.
Still, there are things that both administrators and teachers can do to create a caring community amongst their colleagues.
But teachers and administrators can not do the job alone.
Note that if you enable remote access to the VM, it is a very good idea to change the Administrator password, which you can do by issuing the 'passwd' command from the command line or by selecting 'System->Users and Groups' and using the graphical user interface to change Administrator's password.
