The phrase "administrators observe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where administrators are monitoring or watching certain activities or behaviors, often in an educational or organizational setting.
Example: "During the training session, administrators observe the participants to assess their engagement and understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "administrators monitor" or "administrators watch".
And in this writer's own completely unscientific survey, professors and administrators observed that students today tend to be more respectful of authority -- parental and professorial -- than they used to be, and more reticent about public disputation.
The apprentices were given 60 min to perform the three anchor-tasks.31 Test administrators observed and documented occurrences (e.g., apprentices' motivation, questions, and IT problems) during the piloting.
Constructive evaluations are based on administrators observing in the classroom.
Nurses and administrators observed that as skilled nurses migrate abroad, the nurses that fill their vacant positions are those with limited postgraduate work experience.
Let the administrator observe class and see if there is relevance between what the teacher believes and what the teacher does.
(It will be!) But, as Ion Trewin, the Man Booker Prize administrator observed, "there has never been a unanimous decision about the winner, and the two dissenting judges were perfectly happy with the result".
While one Wikipedia administrator observed that users appeared to have written the expenses material to deliberately portray Ryan in a negative light, the site's guidance makes clear that, because "it is difficult to write neutrally and objectively about oneself", users "should generally let others do the writing".
One NGO administrator observed that MOH nurses trained in VIA market this skill and leave their government posts to earn higher wages elsewhere.
In recent weeks, business executives have been shadowing educators and school administrators to observe and share strategies under a program sponsored by the Long Island Works Coalition.
