The phrase "and while the administrators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a clause that describes an action or situation occurring simultaneously with the actions of the administrators.
Example: "The project was progressing well, and while the administrators were reviewing the budget, the team continued their work."
Alternatives: "and as the administrators" or "and during the time the administrators".
Every once in a while the administrator will confirm that I have coverage but it seems to vanish just as quickly.
A core team of several dozen staff will be retained to service existing orders and liaise with suppliers and boat dealers over the next few days, while the administrators assess the financial position of the business.
But the scale of the unemployment crisis was further underlined by logistics giant Wincanton, which is cutting 1,000 jobs, while the administrators running Waterford Wedgwood announced 367 redundancies.
Yet while the administrators of private universities -- especially prestigious research institutions -- attack the reality of faculty governance, they need to preserve the appearance.
While the administrators tried to tell affected staff in person, they admitted that the large number of workers, and their geographic spread across the country, meant many were told on the phone that they had lost their jobs.
The administrators of all of the simultaneous lineups knew the identity of the suspect in those lineups, while the administrators of the sequential lineups were all "blind" to suspect identities.
Stores continue to trade and staff are being paid while the administrator, Duff & Phelps, seeks a buyer.
This means that for example the patient front-end of the software should be as simple as possible, while the administrator area may be rather complex and provide comprehensive configuration details.
The goal of the physician survey was to learn more about physician participation in the CCOP program, while the administrator survey collected information regarding CCOP policies and procedures.
For example, the critical care physician may think they are responsible for ensuring good patient outcomes only, while the administrator may think they are responsible for system efficiency and costs only.
