The phrase "administrators support to" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the support provided by administrators, but it needs to be followed by a specific action or object to make sense.
Example: "Administrators support to enhance the learning environment for students."
Alternatives: "administrators assist in" or "administrators provide support for".
The research team worked closely with state-level STEM policy leaders to select and recruit participant schools that (1) were inclusive, in that they had no achievement-based admissions criteria; (2) were representative of the range of inclusive STEM schools across each state; and (3) had the capacity (staff, time, and administrator support) to participate in a large research study.
In general, if even one or two administrators support you, they can become your ambassadors to other university staff and point you towards other resources.
When administrators support teachers, and parents hold their children responsible for studying, teachers have the framework they need to do their jobs well.
Would Tennessee administrators support her? How would the team react?
"The clinical judgments of Wilson's test administrators support the court's analysis," he wrote.
In the Circle way, administrators support the clinicians, not the other way round.
While most parents, teachers and administrators support lengthening the current 5 hour and 45 minute school day, many questions remain: What will schools do with the additional time?
School administrators support safety, she said, but question whether randomly waving a wand over students will achieve that objective. .
Over the past decade, hundreds of students have encountered hostility, victim blaming, and lack of certain administrators' support when reporting sexual assault and harassment.
57 This growing literature on changes in society as the main driver of unhealthy lifestyles indicates that the way towards a healthier population is, to a great extent, the responsibility of politicians and health administrators, supported by health professionals.
