The phrase "administrators policy makers" is not correct as it lacks proper punctuation or conjunctions.
You can use it when referring to individuals who are both administrators and policy makers, but it should be clarified with appropriate punctuation or conjunctions.
Example: "The meeting will include both administrators and policy makers to discuss the new regulations."
Alternatives: "administrators and policy makers" or "policy-making administrators".
We're proud to see so many of our alumni working to tackle these issues every day – as principals, community activists, district administrators, policy makers, elected officials and parent advocates.
With additional painful cuts across the board a near certainty even as millions of federal stimulus dollars may be funneled to education, the humanities are under greater pressure than ever to justify their existence to administrators, policy makers, students and parents.
This work informs and empowers nonresearchers (parents, educators, administrators, policy makers, and other TIP staff) to take effective action.
Promoting installation of sanitation systems, especially in developing countries, the book is intended for water and sanitation engineers, administrators, policy makers and regulators.
With the increasing number of young people enrolling in higher education programs in different universities, the quality of university degree has become increasingly a matter of concern for academic professors, university administrators, policy makers, and the government.
The academic performances and more efficient use of resources have always been important issues for university top administrators, policy makers, state, faculties, employers, staffs, alumni, and students (Ahn et al. 1988 , 1989 Abbott and Doucouliagos 2003; Avkiran 2001; Monfared et al. 2006).
There are very smart clinicians, hospital administrators, policy-makers, business executives, and community leaders who are fighting to rescue the system.
It is important that studies are undertaken that can help administrators, policy-makers, researchers, and others with characterizing the state of access to PHC, including potential spatial access.
A survey instrument was developed, drawing on questions used in previous maternity surveys [ 8, 13, 16], and consultations with stakeholders – obstetricians, midwives, consumer representatives, health service administrators, policy-makers, survey design experts and perinatal researchers.
Because of this, it is important that studies are undertaken that can help administrators, policy-makers, researchers, and others with characterizing the state of access to PHC, including potential spatial access.
Are you guide, teacher, administrator, policy maker or parent helping Millennials chart their own course?
