The phrase "and administrators continue to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing actions or responsibilities of administrators in a particular context.
Example: "The committee has made several recommendations, and administrators continue to implement changes based on feedback."
Alternatives: "and administrators are still" or "and administrators persist in".
Some players acknowledge that there is no harm in discussing the issue; however, most players and administrators continue to insist that fighting stay as a permanent element of organized ice hockey.
And finally, because rigorous teacher evaluation systems are still a work in progress, it is vital that school leaders and administrators continue to solicit feedback, learn from their mistakes, and make improvements.
Joseph H. Deffenbaugh, an associate at the American Society of Health System Pharmacists, said hospital pharmacists around the country have complained to him that their administrators continue to demand that they cut back on drug purchases and inventories.
All the stores continue to trade, but are running closing down sales while administrators continue to negotiate with potential buyers.
Today, these funds produce little if any financial return for their fiduciaries while their administrators continue to coast along, sitting on fund assets without making any effort to liquidate and return their holdings — yet still collecting their management fees.
If university administrators continue to cling to Wall Street principles of financial greed, then faculty unions are essential for the survival of teaching and citizenship.
They say Towers Perrin, and the pension plan's administrators, continued to use erroneous numbers, causing further deterioration.
Within Egypt, many of his father's administrators continued to serve Amenhotep, and the king completed some buildings begun by Thutmose III.
The software lets an administrator continue to enforce security and governance policies, and avoid the security holes caused by individual users whimsically loading or removing software.
His legacy will live on in the hearts and minds of students, faculty and administrators, who continue to benefit from the philanthropy he shared with his wife Amy, including the Annual Hagedorn Lecture on Corporate Social Responsibility.
Those bridges will be built by those practitioners and administrators who continue to try to connect the topics and processes, recognizing that they all have common goals and common pathways, with the separation being political and territorial rather than practical.
