The phrase "administrators manager" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a manager who oversees administrators, but it is better to clarify the relationship.
Example: "The administrators manager is responsible for coordinating the activities of the administrative staff."
Alternatives: "administrative manager" or "manager of administrators".
Another feasible strategy for managing the conflicts of interest of institutions, hospital administrators, managers and others charged with making purchasing decisions about devices and equipment is for these individuals to simply recuse themselves from decisions in situations where they or the organization have benefited financially from manufacturers.
Along with its program in management and urban policy, the New School already trains health care administrators, managers of nonprofit organizations, and human resource managers.
They are directed towards a primary constituent community of teachers, administrators, managers and developers of e-learning.
The church leaders there should remember that they are, primarily, humble priests, not administrators, managers, accountants, or even health and safety consultants.
"Most standing alongside the Thames today are in fact the pumped-up though obedient administrators, managers, promoters, politicians and enforcers; functional, strategic and aspirational elites," he writes.
In addition to providing novel insights into the functioning of the authorship and inventorship system, our results have important implications for administrators, managers, and policy makers, as well as for innovation scholars who often rely on patents and publications as measures of scientists' performance.
Day after day, some startling new accusation is thrown at the elite group of team administrators, managers and player agents who run the game and are known collectively as cartolas, Portuguese for top hats.
But that wealth, it now appears, has provided opportunities for unscrupulous team administrators, managers and agents to plunder millions of dollars at the expense of the government, fans and their own teams' finances.
Its recommendations are based not just on the author's experiences with illness, but also on interviews with more than 250 others: patients, family members, nurses, doctors, health plan administrators, managers of busy practices and nonprofit leaders.
We used strong structuration theory, Giddens' conceptualisation of expert systems, and sensitivity to other sociological perspectives on technology, institutions and professional values to examine the relationship between the external environment, the evolving technology and actions of human agents (GPs, administrators, managers and patients).
