The phrase "administrators plan" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a strategy or outline created by administrators for a specific purpose or project.
Example: "The administrators plan to implement new policies to improve student engagement in the upcoming semester."
Alternatives: "administrators' strategy" or "administrators' outline".
Administrators plan to add a grade each year until it comprises pre-kindergarten through 12th-grade classes.
Regulators and other market administrators plan to scrutinize those isolated price surges, and they could adjust or even cancel many of the trades.
In family court, administrators plan to delay child support, custody and child abuse cases, leaving some children in the hands of the state indefinitely.
One reason is that court administrators plan this year to have judges sit in each of the borough offices during the vote counts.
For example, the grants administrators for the National Institutes of Health are more specialized, i.e., one group of administrators manages the scientific review process, other administrators plan programmatic activities for the various institutes, and a third group of individuals handles the often controversial science policy issues.
Administrators plan to open several more gender-neutral bathrooms, including ones at the Berg Instructional Center and the McAninch Arts Center, said Earl Dowling, vice president of student affairs.
The protest began over a report that university administrators planned to double the tuition, which the administration denied, but turned into a protest against President Yoweri Museveni.
Administrators planned a districtwide voicemail to the families of middle school students.
She is from Macon County, deep in South Georgia, where the start of peach season was so important that school administrators planned spring break around it.
He said that site administrators planned to allow residents to make recommendations — but that the site would employ editors to keep watch.
A spokeswoman for the Department of Education, Kelly Devers, said that administrators planned to reassess the program midway through the school year in the hope of allowing more students to transfer.
