The phrase "administrators investigation" is not correct in written English.
It should be "administrators' investigation" to indicate possession.
Example: "The administrators' investigation revealed several discrepancies in the financial reports."
Alternatives: "investigation by the administrators" or "administrative investigation."
"Since legal proceedings are ongoing, we cannot provide further information, but this is a positive step in the administrators' investigations into the club's financial affairs.
In addition to Ms. Bascom, other administrators under investigation by the district include Meyla Ruwin, the department's senior executive director; Betty Wong, Ms. Bascom's assistant; and two of Ms. Bascom's administrative analysts, Linda Lovelace and Lilian Capuli, according to Mr. Carranza and documents.
"The fraternity will remain in close communication with ODU administrators throughout its investigation and review," he said.
For their part, Northwestern University administrators began an investigation of Dr. Bailey's research in later 2003 (there is no evidence that they investigated the sex complaint).
The Organization of American States said its human rights division would send a delegation to investigate the fire, and Mr. Lobo said he had suspended the prison's administrators until an investigation could be conducted.
About Mr. Li, the deceased democracy activist, he said: "Hunan police invited the most famous domestic forensics experts and investigation administrators, and they have made their evaluation, we've already made our criminal report, and all the conclusions are on our Web site, I suggest you visit the Hunan Province Web site, the report is very detailed, very expert".
In 2005, University of Colorado Boulder administrators ordered an investigation into seven allegations of research misconduct.
In this sense, the fact that a large proportion of Chinese nurses had anxiety symptoms warrants immediate attention from nursing managers and hospital administrators, with further investigation and intervention needed.
Mike Small, a former administrator from the Investigation and Intelligence Bureau at the Department of Justice who inherited the task of running the California system from a former staff of 13, said that in just its third year, the system is already "old and falling apart".
But "[we] strengthened our policy and procedures" as a result of the investigation, administrator Bernie Jarriel Jr. said in an email.
