The phrase "administrators to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the responsibilities or actions that administrators are expected to carry out, particularly in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The new policy requires administrators to implement changes in the curriculum by the start of the next academic year."
Alternatives: "administrators to execute" or "administrators to carry out".
Policymakers may want to encourage healthcare administrators to implement the above mentioned actions.
Grid Engine allows users to run applications and administrators to implement resource configurations and policy configurations.
There is a need for hospital administrators to implement educational programs for research utilization.
The objective of the seminar was to strengthen the capacity for provincial administrators to implement the Commitments, which serve as the country's main platform for promoting child rights in the wake of its nearly three decades of civil war.
Second, it is possible that the influential players do not feel that they have the sufficient support from the clinician educators and the medical school administrators to implement research practices characterized by a greater academic profile (i.e., a production more destined to the producers).
First, in many cities there was an initial period of ambiguity and little or no implementation and enforcement between the time when a living wage law was passed and city administrators began to implement the law in a serious way (e.g., Sander and Lokey, 1998).
Why have UC Health administrators refused to implement the protocol that President Napolitano's office supported?
As mobile devices like iOS devices (like the iPod, iPhone, iPad etc).; Android, the Barnes & Noble Nook, a variety of tablets and cell phones, or other platforms such as Windows Mobile, Palm, BlackBerry, Nokia etc., make their way into classrooms, students, parents, teachers and administrators need to implement best practices that increase learning without compromising safety.
So we have an administrator refusing to implement the president's policy, even though it would actually improve his agency's finances, and even though his own staff says that it would probably help the federal budget as a whole too, because he doesn't feel like it.
First, since the PBNM components form an integrated application, the number of different applications that an administrator needs to implement a service is dramatically reduced.
Our findings emphasise the need for policy-makers, managers and/or clinical-administrators seeking to implement QI interventions to apply the same process.
