The phrase "administrators meeting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a gathering or assembly of administrators for discussion or decision-making purposes.
Example: "The administrators meeting will take place on Friday to discuss the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "administrators' conference" or "administrators' assembly".
The university is also trying to rebuild trust with students by "talking with them about their concerns and how to address them," O'Shea said, including through formal channels like the Sexual Violence Advisory Committee, "and less formally, with administrators meeting with concerned students to learn more about what's on their minds".
Earlier, about 15 fans gathered outside the latest administrators' meeting to hand over a letter urging a rethink.
College football's top administrators met in Dallas last week to continue their discussions.
Now, he said, students would not be allowed back until administrators met with their parents.
In January Mr. Berdahl and a small group of senior scholars and university administrators met in Washington with Defense Department officials.
Dr. Restrepo and two other administrators met with The New York Times under the ground rule that no specific questions about Mr. Holmes or the case be asked.
In late October, Energy Secretary Spencer Abraham, Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton and other cabinet-level administrators met to deliberate on backing this approach.
President Turner and his chief administrators met with the faculty in the hope of assuaging these and other concerns; they didn't succeed.
B.C.S. administrators met Tuesday and decided that exempt football games and conference championship games will now be included in all elements of the standing.
Mr. Michelson said that a few years ago, Riverdale administrators met with Mr. Iyer's business partner, Ryan Chang, out of concern that by Ivy Consulting marketing itself as "experts" in the school's interdisciplinary classes, the tutoring was "harming our community".
Ms. Thornton said the department had received the prisoners' list of demands, which was being "reviewed and evaluated very thoroughly," and administrators met with Prison Focus, a prisoner-rights group, on Thursday.
