The phrase "administrators to determine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or responsibility of administrators in making decisions or assessments.
Example: "The new policy allows administrators to determine the eligibility of students for the scholarship program."
Alternatives: "administrators to assess" or "administrators to decide".
Each school that won created a committee of teachers and administrators to determine how to distribute the money.
Under the bill, each school would form a committee of parents, teachers and administrators to determine who should be laid off.
The report now goes to Nirav Shah, the state's health commissioner, who will consult local leaders, legislators and hospital administrators to determine the best options, said Jeffrey Gordon, a Health Department spokesman.
This allows administrators to determine all the relevant information pertaining to an attack.
A recent project within the author's research group conducted a survey amongst 160 system administrators, to determine the ways in which they made use of security tools.
However, since log files usually contain a huge quantity of data, without effective methods, it is generally not feasible for administrators to determine the concealed meanings within log files.
So after nearly a decade of legal battling — a case that twice reached the Iowa Supreme Court — the Polk County District Court will soon select an administrator to determine the precise refund owed to each consumer.
The group says that, as administrator BDO had stated that Dunfermline's funds had "run dry", all present fund-raising is going towards helping "three highly experienced financial professionals within Pars United" who are "working closely with the club's administrator to determine the additional 'working capital' that DAFC requires so it can trade until the end of July".
Patients not admitted to the Service were not scored on the D2 measure but were followed up through their clinical teams or RC at 6 and 12 months by an experienced senior administrator to determine eventual outcome (e.g. placement in alternative service; release; discharge or re-referral) and whether the patient had been reconvicted after the decision was made not to admit.
The higher education landscape has always presented shifting sands upon which educators and administrators have sought to find their footing, but in the last three years, the pace of change has accelerated, leaving many administrators trying to determine how best to respond.
