The phrase "administrators communities" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to communities of administrators, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The administrators' communities have come together to discuss best practices."
Alternatives: "communities of administrators" or "administrator groups".
At the community level, moreover, Merlin linked with administrators, communities and retailers through sharing information and establishing committees to mobilize communities and strengthen grassroots support.
The report, Raising Clean Hands: Advancing Learning, Health and Participation through WASH in Schools, is a call to action for policymakers, school administrators, communities and parents to make sure that all children go to a school with child-friendly water, sanitation and hygiene facilities.
Many donors, faculty members, administrators, community leaders, and others rallied together to bring the Lewis Arts complex into being.
Despite a rainy evening, the event attracted many members from the University community, including trustees, faculty, administrators, Community Impact board members and student volunteers.
They certainly deserve a seat at the table, but so do many other groups: parents, educators, administrators, community leaders, students, as well as scholars from disciplines like anthropology, sociology, history, philosophy, linguistics, as well as the arts and humanities.
Backed by a partnership of town officials, university administrators, community residents and area businesspeople, the Storrs project is the result of at least four years of planning at the local level.
Recognizing that sports turf managers don't work in isolation, the site also provides information for coaches, athletic directors, administrators, community members and others to help them understand how their decisions can affect turf quality and field safety.
She has made numerous successful presentations about using web and mobile programs for problems as varied as reducing hospital readmissions (call center nurses and nurse administrators), promoting bike helmet use among middle-school students (teachers, school administrators, community advocates), and supporting the needs of family caregivers to cancer patients (cancer researchers).
Asymposium for college administrators, community leaders, policy-makers, students and faculty will be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 6, to discuss how to reduce the harmful use of alcohol on college campuses in Baltimore.
To that end, Fulmer has worked to prepare a wide range of professionals to recognize signs of abuse and neglect, including nurses, physicians, psychologists, pharmacists, rehab therapists, social workers, clergy, health services administrators, community practitioners, dentists, and geriatric care managers.
The commission will be active throughout our communities, conducting field hearings, town halls and focus groups in each region of the country to give students, parents, teachers, administrators, community groups, nonprofits and small- and large-business leaders the opportunity to engage in the process.
