The phrase "administrators of their" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to individuals or groups who manage or oversee something on behalf of others.
Example: "The administrators of their respective departments are responsible for ensuring compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "managers of their" or "overseers of their".
Remind authors and unit administrators of their rights and responsibilities concerning copyright and scholarly expression.
Members of these unions should contact the benefit administrators of their benefit plans for information about coverage and benefits.
Both kinds are available this week from experienced administrators of their chosen thrills: Thee Oh Sees, from San Francisco, and Melt-Banana, from Tokyo.
Judge Matheson said that religious employers, under federal rules, could opt out by reporting their objections to their health insurance companies and the administrators of their health plans, or to the secretary of health and human services.
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.
Court records show Victor and Irina Yelchin filed to become administrators of their son's estate on Friday.
"Indeed, HMRC withdrew their application to have an administrator of their choice appointed and are now engaging with D&P as the administration progresses.
A civil action was subsequently filed against Greyhound and May's estate by Gerald Sutton, the father and statutory beneficiary of Nicholas and Sumone, as well as the Administrator of their estates, and Donnie Caughman, Administrator of the estate of Marcus.
The Palestinian National Authority PNAA) was designed by its creators not to perform the role of government for the Palestinians and the administrator of their affairs but to keep the peace, or police, so that Israelis can sleep comfortably at any hour of the day or the night no matter what they do the millions of people they imprison in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
On Nov. 22, 1971, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that an Idaho law that automatically gave Mrs. Reed's former husband preference over her as administrator of their dead son's estate violated the 14th Amendment's guarantee of equal protection under the law.
