The phrase "agents and administrators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals who act on behalf of others or manage operations within an organization.
Example: "The report was submitted to the agents and administrators responsible for overseeing the project."
Alternatives: "representatives and managers" or "delegates and supervisors".
Examples of fiduciaries are agents, executors and administrators, trustees, guardians, and officers of corporations.
During the 18th and 19th centuries, they earned a favoured position within the expanding Russian Empire as commercial and political agents, teachers, and administrators of newly won Central Asian territories.
"When the New Deal came in, and the works program came in this county, for the first time a lot of men had a job that paid a wage," explained Gayle Clevenger, a part-time real estate agent and administrator at the University of Kentucky's College of Agriculture, and a friend of Jesse Adkins.
We also would like to thank the farmers, agricultural development agents, and local administrators of the study area for their assistance during the field work.
For this project, major corridors used by livestock in the region are initially identified in group meetings of pastoralists, livestock agents, and local administrators at the level of the arrondissement.
Observations in homes, community facilities, and dental offices within the region were supplemented by in-depth interviews with 30 key informants (such as dental professionals, health educators, child welfare agents, clinic administrators and regulatory agents) and 47 primary caregivers (mothers) of children at least one of whom was under 6 years of age.
The core of the system is a group of deliberative agents acting as controllers and administrators for all applications and services.
For the past month, the Tripathis had been renting a house and spending their days working with F.B.I. agents, Brown administrators and an organization dedicated to finding missing persons.
Significantly increased SIRs after the smoking correction were observed in the following occupational groups, all without chemical exposure: physicians (SIR 1.29), clerical workers (SIR 1.11), sales agents (SIR 1.10), and administrator and managers (SIR 1.07).
