The phrase "administrators change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing modifications or updates made by administrators, such as in a system, policy, or organization.
Example: "The administrators change the access permissions regularly to ensure data security."
Alternatives: "administrators modify" or "administrators update".
You can add administrators, change critical settings, lock out the current owner, and so on.
As for gloves (for chemotherapy), we presented the guidelines, but because additional cost would have been incurred, the administrator resisted spending by saying "Well... ........... On the other hand, if something can be reimbursed, the administrators change their attitudes (positively) (Participant H).
Several years ago, city administrators changed the one-way street patterns in the center of Moscow with little notice, affecting traffic on many main thoroughfares.
A Facebook spokesman said the company had nothing to do with the problem, and suggested that the account may have appeared to freeze when one of the page's eight administrators changed the privacy permissions governing access.
But university administrators changed that to two semesters of summer school, a switch clearly made to keep Johnson, the co-most valuable player of the Rose Bowl in last season's national championship game, on the field.
An investigation into whether teachers in a Long Island school district improperly coached students on standardized tests has expanded to include an allegation that administrators changed a Regents exam grade for at least one high school student, the authorities said on Monday.
Fortunately, VanDyke was able to remain in school without cutting or straightening her hair after administrators changed their minds.
At this point an administrator changes the order's status to 'editing'editing
The chief administrator changed names after ECU joined the UNC System in 1972.
The first article, on March 12, focused on the tactics adopted by top administrators to change the school's culture.
The first article, on March 12, focused on the goals and tactics adopted by top administrators to change the school's culture.
