The phrase "administrators desire" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the wishes or preferences of administrators in a specific context, such as policy-making or organizational goals.
Example: "The administrators desire a more efficient workflow to enhance productivity across the department."
Alternatives: "administrators wish" or "administrators seek".
It is hard to fault the administrators' desire to maintain Orthodox standards.
The Gore camp's conditions clashed with administrators' desire to expose many students to the prize guest lecturer.
The shift from a tenured faculty results from financial pressures, administrators' desire for more flexibility in hiring, firing and changing course offerings, and the growth of community colleges and regional public universities focused on teaching basics and preparing students for jobs.
After being invited to join with the interim chair, we met with the leaders at Glen Allen to begin strategizing about the program and it later was determined that the high school administrators desired for the program to go beyond the word "nigger" to include Black history generally.
However, if the administrator desires a smoother communication, the time interval can be re-configured, such as 5 s, through our user interface.
The administrators would desire something that could eliminate data entry mistakes.
Many of the reform leaders were police administrators who desired to make policing more professional.
These demands are being driven by managed care, third party payer systems, and even hospitals/clinic program-administrators who desire outcome data to verify that services are benefiting the patient (and consequently warrant the expenditure).
Transferors may respond to these requests, and they may also effect a transfer for their own reasons, including displeasure with health care worker or administrator performance, a desire to free up a post, or as part of an effort to build or maintain a local political constituency.
This dilemma between making money and player welfare is at the heart of professional rugby and driving a wedge between players and administrators - even though the desire to increase revenue is in part down to rising wage demands from players.
A plan administrator who still desires to terminate the plan must initiate the termination process again, starting with the issuance of a new notice of intent to terminate.
