The phrase "administrators efficiently" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or productivity of administrators in performing their tasks or duties.
Example: "The administrators efficiently managed the resources to ensure the project was completed on time."
Alternatives: "administrators effectively" or "administrators proficiently".
Managed By Q started off as a NY-based platform that let office administrators more efficiently deal with the tedious housekeeping of an office, from cleanings to supplies to IT to handy work, all from the web.
They also lack the funding to appoint experienced database and Internet administrators to efficiently manage and maintain statistical systems and, in fact, very few State/UT Forest Departments are able to access internet facilities.
While other social networking services have long incorporated ways for group administrators to communicate more efficiently with their members, LinkedIn for whatever obscure reason never even bothered to create a feature that allowed admins to e-mail group members directly for the sake of sharing announcements.
Knowledge of disease patterns in real time may also help clinicians to manage patients, and assist health plan administrators in allocating resources efficiently.
The study demonstrates that a detailed costing of hospital operations in India is feasible and this study helps hospital administrators to run their business more efficiently.
Server groups create a manageable collection of servers and workstations running the NAVCE software that the user and the administrator can configure quite easily and efficiently.
The problems related to quick data recovery after a disaster can be compounded by the added pressure on an IT administrator to perform tasks correctly and efficiently while trying to function within a disaster situation.
A capable administrator, he kept the post office running efficiently and, during the last few weeks of the Civil War, also served as treasury secretary.
Because the money comes from the state, local administrators no longer have much incentive to spend it efficiently.Production-line politicsBut Proposition 13 cast its shadow far beyond finance.
Dr. Barrett said that some administrators have quit believing the institution is not being run efficiently, but acknowledged that "it's a big institution and people have different opinions".
