The phrase "administrators to set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the actions or responsibilities of administrators, particularly in relation to establishing or configuring something.
Example: "The new software allows administrators to set user permissions easily."
Alternatives: "administrators to establish" or "administrators to configure".
Various server mechanisms that provide QoS extensions, however, rely on external administrators to set the right parameter values for their desirable performance.
For businesses, Google allows company administrators to set up rules for password strength and add additional authentication tools like unique codes.
The cut, Walker said, is a fair exchange for a two-year tuition freeze and new flexibility long sought by administrators to set pay scales and campus construction priorities.
Hostname aliases also allow for administrators to set up load balancing for some sorts of services based on rotating CNAME records in DNS. will disable reverse DNS lookup on clients.
The company works directly with office administrators to set up Homejoy accounts for employees.
Such evaluation provides a useful reference for security administrators to set up a weight to each activity on anomaly detection.
A more modern communication system, something like Slack or HipChat, could still be hacked, but would have allowed for a central administrator to set an archiving policy.
When the database design seems good, but the query optimizer is not selecting the available design feature, some adjustments may be needed by the administrator to set things right.
He said the Clean Air Act, properly understood, did not leave the E.P.A. with limitless discretion, instead instructing the agency's administrator to set standards that "allowing an adequate margin of safety, are requisite to protect the public health".
Congress could not have meant to instruct the Administrator to set NAAQS at a level requisite to protect the art and science dealing with the protection and improvement of community health. Websters Third New International Dictionary 1836 19811836 1981
Congress could not have meant to instruct the Administrator to set NAAQS at a level "requisite to protect" "the art and science dealing with the protection and improvement of community health". Webster's Third New International Dictionary 1836 19811836 1981
