The phrase "administrators quality" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the quality of administrators or the quality that administrators possess, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The administrators' quality of leadership has significantly improved the team's performance."
Alternatives: "quality of administrators" or "administrative quality".
Access to the plant for non-essential operational people, such as maintenance engineers, post staff, administrators, quality control samplers, warehouse staff delivering raw material or plant items or collecting finished product, members of security, visitors etc., must be controlled.
The descriptive data were first verified by experts who were hospital administrators, quality improvement managers and hospital evaluation implementers.
This project reflects the cooperative efforts of staff, administrators, quality managers, and researchers to promote our veterans' freedom, independence and safety.
And yet, despite the steady spread of the MOOC movement and the growing acceptance among university administrators that quality online education doesn't have to be an oxymoron, enthusiasm for MOOCs has waned in the past year.
"The administrators are quality guys and hopefully it will be put to bed as soon as possible.
Respondents faced various problems in implementation of NPC, the more serious problems are related to lack of profrosseional support from school administrators, insufficient quality in-service courses and lack of knowledge and skills in teaching certain components in NPC.
Clinicians themselves will be interested in measures of their own clinical patterns, implementers will be interested in how well the CDS is working, and administrators and quality assurance staff will desire measures of safety such as those required by accrediting bodies.
Administrators fear the quality of government-sponsored research may suffer.
"To succeed in rugby, or business, you need four things: quality administrators, a good management team, a develop ment programme and world-class performers.
Perhaps it would be a good thing, he said, if the recession could refocus college administrators on the quality of higher education, rather than on investments in climbing walls (Reed does not have one) and other "country club" aspects of college life that have fueled an academic arms race reliant on tuition increases and fund-raising.
Three or four highly critical individuals do not represent the many quality administrators and 2,700 highly professional teachers who care deeply about our students and work each day not only to educate them, but also to keep them safe.
