The phrase "administrators in question" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to specific administrators that are being discussed or considered in a particular context.
Example: "The report highlighted the actions of the administrators in question and their impact on the school's policies."
Alternatives: "the administrators involved" or "the administrators under discussion".
However, during an investigation by the Oregon Department of Education, the administrator in question and his supervisor admitted it happened.
According to some of the school's teachers and administrators, the tree in question was not a "white tree," and students of all races had sat under it at one time or another.
There is also Web Administrator, Security Administrator, and Database administrator as needed by the company in question.
Local administrators decided that the 100 tareas in question were part of the municipal ejidos and now owned by the community.
To save time, we asked the administrators of the community health services in question to recruit all relevant HCP's for the focus groups.
Certification hereunder may be revoked by the Regional Administrator on 30 days written notice to the applicant, served by certified mail, whenever the Regional Administrator shall determine that the facility in question is no longer being operated consistent with the § 20.8 (b) and (c) criteria in effect at the time the facility was placed in service.
I returned their call and we set up a date for the interview--although I was quite skeptical about the job in question: A grant administrator for geosciences.
You might remember that school administrator whose livelihood was very much in question when his picture showed up in the Toronto Star.
The server will email the administrator a PDF copy of the document in question if a user attempts to do so.
Jerre Bryant, city administrator for Westbrook, Maine, said many of people in question are asylum-seekers who need help.
