The phrase "administrators demand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to requests or requirements made by administrators in various contexts, such as educational institutions or organizations.
Example: "The administrators demand that all students submit their assignments by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "administrators require" or "administrators insist".
Another wrote of the "drip-drip-drip of Chinese water torture" from court administrators demanding more and faster decisions.
But last year, after he posted his online letter calling for a public discussion of political reform, university administrators demanded that he return to China and then warned him to tone down his antigovernment invective.
Rather, in April 2001, several dozen students from the Harvard Living Wage Campaign took over Massachusetts Hall, which housed the offices of the university's top administrators, demanding a better deal for campus workers.
According to Van Wyk's account, the wives of colonial administrators demanded the compulsory law.
Knowing that on the first day back at the compound I would march both boys straight to the administrators, demanding their medical histories and urging treatment and a visit from a professional.
The Post also reported that a federal grand jury issued a subpoena in September to the D.C. Office of the City Administrator, demanding documents relating to Evans and legislation he promoted in 2016 that would have benefited a digital sign company, Digi Outdoor Media.
Public sector purchasing may be inefficient civil servants may find it easier to enjoy a comfortable relationship with their suppliers, and, in fields such as health and military expenditures, administrators may demand the latest technologies with little regard for their cost-effectiveness.
A Northwestern University professor who edits a bioethics magazine has shelved the publication over a dispute with administrators, who demand that public relations staff approve content.
Everyone is complicit -- from the administrators who demand more and more publications to the journal editorial staffs who only want to publish large-scale, ground-breaking studies.
Second, if you are connected to a college or high school, you can join the national drive for conflict-free campuses, in which students are leading efforts to convince school administrators to demand conflict-free products as well.
