The phrase "administrators costs" is not correct in written English.
It should be "administrative costs" to refer to expenses related to administration.
Example: "The company needs to reduce its administrative costs to improve overall profitability."
Alternatives: "administrative expenses" or "admin costs".
The course running costs included facilitator's wages and travel expenses, managers' salaries and travel expenses, administration costs (administrator's and meeting organisers' salaries), software licence fee and telephone/internet bills.
That's a good question, so I asked our benefits administrators whether costs had gone down for just my company or in general.
The Lafayette Group conference focused on some of the usual suspects -- the need for ever-changing technology, competitive salaries to lure top faculty and administrators, increasing costs of the latest science equipment and digital databases.
Hospital administrators identified cost as the major barrier to adoption these systems can cost a hospital anywhere from $2 million to hundreds of millions of dollars.
In a final twist, the president suggested consulting university administrators for cost-cutting measures.
Subsequent amendments to the CAA have added many more provisions directing, in explicit language, that the Administrator consider costs in performing various duties.
The data also contained information on disability assessment, the administrator and costs.
We hope that the methodology outlined in this paper can be used as a standardized approach for budget administrators and cost-effectiveness analysts, who seek to increase pediatric ART availability in a constrained budget environment and that our detailed procedure will allow for more accurate comparison of pediatric drug costing across methodologies and evaluations.
His round-the-clock security detail, unprecedented for an E.P.A. administrator, has cost taxpayers nearly three million dollars, according to the Associated Press.
