The phrase "administrators that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific group of administrators in a context where you are describing their actions or characteristics.
Example: "The administrators that oversee the project have implemented new policies to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "administrators who" or "administrators that are".
Obviously, there were also key issues with the England administrators that disturbed me, which I felt would never be resolved.
The long list of lawyers, auditors and fund administrators that have worked with or been engaged by Belvedere's funds includes blue-chip names such as BDO and EY.
The school is offering a six-month programme for the monastery administrators that includes courses in temple management and religious-product marketing.
Yet the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), an amalgam of players and administrators that runs the circuit, is in a quandary.
Last week, the bulk of Rangers' squad and the team management accepted an ultimatum from the administrators that meant they all had to give up salary entitlement.
Bensel-Meyers is now president of the Drake Group, an association of professors and administrators that has devised its own proposals for restructuring intercollegiate athletics.
Recommendations are made that can be useful to stakeholders, including policy makers and social service administrators that would facilitate the implementation of evaluations of this sort.
At the centre of this was the Indian Civil Service, the 1,000 strong "heaven-born" group of administrators that ran the country.
I want to credit the teachers and school and district administrators that made this forum possible.
Regional Administrators are the organizational equals of the Assistant Administrators that formulate national policy in Washington.
"And some are for consolidation; there are some mosque administrators that act as travel agents for people to get to Syria".
