The phrase "administrators decision" is not correct as it is missing an apostrophe.
It should be "administrator's decision" to indicate possession. You can use it when referring to a decision made by an administrator in a formal or official context.
Example: "The administrator's decision to implement new policies was met with mixed reactions from the staff."
Alternatives: "decision of the administrator" or "administrator's choice".
Wandsworth Council, meanwhile, were happy with the administrators' decision over Battersea.
All this echoes, strongly and uncomfortably, Harvard administrators' decision about Michelle Jones.
He questioned Rutgers administrators' decision to seek outside counsel before doing anything about Mr. Rice, saying the "legality and the niceties" were of no concern to him.
Wandsworth Council were happy with the administrators' decision over Battersea, with preferred bidders SP Setia and Sime Darby given a 28-day period of due diligence - running to July 5 - to prove everything is in place to carry out their £400million 'real estate regeneration project', which is also set to see a new tube station to connect to the Northern Line.
At Berkeley, administrators' decision not to fire Geoff Marcy, a renowned astronomer found to have sexually harassed female students for years, prompted his colleagues to mount a successful campaign to force him out last fall.
This includes the interview guides used for all stakeholder interviews (patients, health care providers, administrators, decision makers and technicians).
Students are challenged to adopt the perspective of administrators, decision-makers and evaluators.
But she upset many by auditing local chapters' finances, overriding veteran administrators' decisions and strongly supporting Israel's Red Shield of David in its effort to join the international Red Cross and Red Crescent societies without having to accept a cross or crescent as its emblem.
A variety of factors may contribute to teachers' and administrators' decisions to engage in ECS.
On one hand, because "surprises" are unexpected, they should not influence parents' and administrators' decisions that might be connected with student achievement and have no causal relationship to achievement.
Make administrator decision early.
