The phrase "administrators think that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing the beliefs or opinions of administrators regarding a particular subject or issue.
Example: "Administrators think that implementing a new policy will improve student engagement."
Alternatives: "administrators believe that" or "administrators are of the opinion that".
But in McAllen, the administrator thought, that percentage would be a lot less.
According to NBC, newly obtained e-mails show that Penn State administrators thought that it would be "humane" to Sandusky not to call the police.
Several board members and veteran administrators thought that she should have suspended the employees with pay, and they objected to involving external auditors.
"I can speak to them in these closed-door meetings, but the student body at large -- they haven't heard from their dean, haven't heard from their administrators, and I think that's something that causes concern".
You may think that network administrators know exactly what's on their network, but if you believe ForeScout's own research, there is a disconnect between how many devices admins think are attached to the network and how many actually are.
"When a person like that is at school and the administrators don't know about it, I think that is a very serious problem".
"You wait six months before you start an investigation, and two weeks after you start an investigation the secretary says it's fine, and you think that's normal?" he asked David L. Strickland, the administrator of the safety agency.
(Group 1, participant 4) " Yes, I think that would bother me if it was, ehm, they [administrators] were interpreting the results but I would imagine it would be as it is now, that it goes to the doctor first".
She stated that: "administrators think in this way: do not occupy beds unnecessarily!
That sum depends on what administrators think they can raise for the value of the assets, what's offered, and how much competition there is.
