The phrase "administrators of institutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals who manage or oversee various types of organizations, such as schools, universities, or other entities.
Example: "The administrators of institutions play a crucial role in shaping educational policies and ensuring effective governance."
Alternatives: "institutional managers" or "institutional leaders".
The Secretary shall appoint the members of the board from among distinguished administrators of institutions of higher education, members of Congress, members of the Boards of Visitors of the academies, and other experts in collegiate athletics programs.
It is the case that the signage of this work, as well as much of the signage for which Heap of Birds is famous, has its inconspicuous and ironic qualities to help sell it to the administrators of institutions and charitable foundations.
A change was instituted by the government of Pakistan in 1992 taking lead from the Edinburgh Declaration asking the faculty and administrators of medical institutions to review the existing medical curriculum and develop a revised/new curriculum for use by all the medical institutions of the country.
Kippenberger regularly generated complex, exhausting labors for curators, critics, dealers, and administrators of art institutions, at a time of beavering professionalization in those fields.
Until the N.C.A.A. takes some of its television money and establishes an independent enforcement branch, one with an army of trained investigators and an independent board -- not educators or administrators of member institutions and conferences -- rogue boosters and knuckleheads are going to fall through the cracks.
But 50 years after Ali had his moment of revelation, a mere five years after we finally got around to abolishing the blasphemy law in England and Wales, I find it sad and disturbing that students themselves, and the administrators of their institutions, appear to be voluntarily forbidding anti-religious expression.
The works were pursued on fee-per-service or fee-per-access; thus Administrators of these institutions had no influence on the data acquired data and the IP.
As lecturers in research ethics and administrators of research institutions, we have experienced several authorship disputes.
Administrators of the institution, which was founded in 1921, see its chief role as a referral hospital for special problems, especially those of the coronary vascular system.
The interviewees consisted of three government policymakers, three administrators of primary healthcare institutions implementing the reforms, three frontline medical workers from primary healthcare institutions implementing the reforms, and one individual in charge of government drug procurement.
The International Council of Fine Art Deans (ICFAD), a 50-year-old "alliance of arts administrators representing institutions of higher education" held its tri-annual symposium in Florence, Italy, last month.
