The phrase "administrators were interviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing research, evaluations, or assessments involving administrators.
Example: "In our study on school management, administrators were interviewed to gather insights on their experiences and challenges."
Alternatives: "administrators were questioned" or "administrators participated in interviews".
A total of twenty-seven respondents, including inmates, correctional officers, treatment providers, and administrators, were interviewed in 1999.
Researchers, Research Ethics Committee members and administrators were interviewed.
During the development of the HSOPS, hospital employees and administrators were interviewed to identify key issues related to patient safety and error reporting.
Sharkey added that Occidental administrators are interviewing candidates for a chief diversity position this week.
City administrators are interviewing candidates this month for Harbor Department director, or harbormaster, and should have someone in place by the end of the year, Leung said.
But no one among more than a dozen acquaintances, instructors and administrators who were interviewed expressed any doubt that Mr. Haddad's anger was real, whether against racial injustice or against what he called the genocide committed by the Israeli army in Lebanon, where he had in fact spent much of his youth.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/14/23/prepub We are most grateful for the kind cooperation of all the health workers and administrators who were interviewed for this study.
In total, 35 nurses, 15 doctors, 25 clinical officers, 15 medical assistants, 40 technical support staff and 15 administrators and policy makers were interviewed.
The low participation rate is likely due to the substantial demands participating in the overall study entailed for the facility since administrators and directors of nursing were interviewed and care planning meetings were observed and patients' charts were audited.
Those patients who were severely ill and who experienced any difficulty in completing the form were interviewed by study administrators.
A total of 94 interviews were conducted (including three pilot study interviews) – 21 doctors, 41 nurses, 31 hospital administrators and an EMR implementation manager were interviewed.
