The phrase "administrators report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a report created or submitted by administrators, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The administrators report highlighted the key findings from the recent survey conducted among staff members."
Alternatives: "administrators' findings" or "report from the administrators".
And, because the beneficiaries are working, the old welfare resentment from taxpayers is fading, administrators report.
The administrators report shows that A Levy & Son owed millions of pounds to landlords, clothing manufacturers, cleaning companies, and dozens of other small business.
He released a statement on Wednesday saying he would release documents that would prove the allegations in the administrators' report were "false".
However Sisu's lawyers, Speechly Bircham, complained about the article, and even complained to the Press Complaints Commission, although they did not pursue that complaint after the Guardian showed the high court judgement and administrators' report to the PCC.
The administrators' report is expected to detail steps taken to turn the business around over the past six months, noting that although costs were coming down, sales were declining at a faster pace.
Increasingly, Open Door's doctors and administrators report, middle-class professionals, small-scale businesspersons, artisans or young people just out of college and flying life's trapeze without a medical insurance net are wandering into these clinics designed for the poor, driving right up to the door in a BMW or otherwise offering a dead giveaway to their once comfortable status.
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Six in ten administrators reported they had no power to prevent faculty from signing consulting agreements.
Among the 19 schools that introduced the new learning approach last year, at least a few educators and administrators reported a steep learning curve.
A 2016 survey commissioned by hospital lobbying groups found that a third of hospital administrators reported that higher drug prices had a "severe" effect on their ability to manage their budgets.
The establishment of a central file system serving as the repository for the correspondence of both the dean of the medical school and of other administrators reporting to him followed University practice at the time.
