The phrase "administrators commented that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when reporting or summarizing statements made by administrators regarding a specific topic or issue.
Example: "In the meeting, administrators commented that the new policy would improve efficiency across departments."
Alternatives: "administrators stated that" or "administrators noted that".
Administrators commented on organization/time management and team communication.
"One hospital administrator commented to me that patients don't know what to do with this information," said Susan Stuard, director of regulatory affairs for the Greater New York Hospital Association.
Several practitioners commented that administrators seemed to "look at research through rose colored glasses" whereas they, as well as front line staff, shared a more realistic perspective about the practical implications of conducting research such as increased workload and lack of research skills.
The writer P D James, who worked as an administrator in the NHS, commented that it "could be described more accurately as the absence of care in a community still largely resentful or frightened of mental illness".
If we turn the clock back about a year or so, [the] then-administrator of the [Environmental Protection Agency], Lisa Jackson, commented that there are no documented cases in which hydraulic fracturing has caused the contamination of aquifers.
Administrators declined to comment on that.
Administrators wouldn't comment on that, either.
When Scott Pruitt, the Environmental Protection Agency Administrator, announced plans to repeal the Clean Power Plan, he repeated the Trump Administration's spin that it is deregulating the energy industry, commenting that "regulatory power should not be used... to pick winners and losers".
Nasa Administrator Jim Bridenstine commented: "Nasa is thrilled that Canada is the first international partner for the Gateway lunar outpost.
"I was surprised by the number of teacher comments that mentioned difficulty with the wireless connectivity". Senior administrators have insisted that all the schools in the first group had the necessary broadband and wireless connections.
