The phrase "administrators looking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to administrators who are in the process of searching for something or observing a situation.
Example: "The administrators looking for solutions to the ongoing issues met to discuss potential strategies."
Alternatives: "administrators searching" or "administrators seeking".
Administrators looking for cuts typically work from the line-item expense categories on their P&Ls, they found.
It provides access to user and group membership information sourced from Moira and updated in real time, allowing application developers or administrators looking to integrate their applications with MIT's enterprise data.
In 1994, he co-founded the League, which put him at odds, he said, with "civil-rights-age, older black faculty and administrators, looking down their nose at this uppity white boy coming out here, talking about the Confederate flag and all that kind of stuff".
The administrators looking after Rangers have received a fourth bid for the club.
It expands the choice of storage platforms for administrators looking to deploy containers which require data persistence .
There are 25 employees remaining on its books, with administrators looking for a buyer.
In the meantime, university administrators looked for a way to dislodge the students without resorting to force.
Mr. Welch did not deliver a prepared speech; he was interviewed by Nigel Killick, a member of the graduating class, as fellow graduates and school administrators looked on.
Claiming a violation of his freedom of speech, the case stems from a C.C.N.Y. moratorium on Marinoff's campus counseling, instituted while administrators looked into liability questions.
Drawn by cheap rent and expansive floors, the school's administrators looked past the pigeons and broken windows and set to work renovating.
"Just put the violin on the shoulder, voomp!" Mr. Stern said, lifting his own delicate instrument to the proper position as the school administrators looked on.
