The phrase "adequate to administer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or appropriateness of resources, skills, or conditions necessary for administering something, such as a program or a treatment.
Example: "The training provided was adequate to administer the new software effectively."
Alternatives: "sufficient to manage" or "capable of overseeing".
The watchdog found that the promoter "had not made available adequate resources to administer the promotion equitably or efficiently" and concluded that the "VIP trip" promotion was misleading and breached the ASA Code.
The increased use of small-molecule compound screening by new users from a variety of different academic backgrounds calls for adequate software to administer, appraise, analyse and exchange information obtained from screening experiments.
But there are still daunting obstacles to the use of those drugs on the scale needed, including the lack of adequate health infrastructures to administer complex dosages.
To prevent the overuse of such broad-spectrum antimicrobial therapy, rapid susceptibility testing [16 18] and colonization monitoring [19 21] have been developed, aiming to administer adequate treatment as early as possible.
An unintended consequence may be to increase the reluctance on the part of health care providers to administer adequate analgesia and sedation to dying patients.
These were failure to be looked after by a paediatrician, failure of sufficient supervision of junior staff, and failure of staff to administer adequate inotropes [ 14].
The management of diabetic patients with refractory macular oedema or patients with no adequate pre-operative view to administer laser treatment provide a challenge to the ophthalmologist.
For these discussions, LT used the following NVvP guidelines about these therapeutic options: (a) the therapy must offer a real prospect of improvement, (b) it must be possible to administer adequate treatment within a reasonable period of time and (c) there must be a reasonable balance between the expected results and the treatment burden for the patient.
Detection of a plausible pathogen gives the opportunity to administer validated adequate antimicrobial treatment.
These were probably due to the failure to administer appropriate and adequate clinical and surgical interventions.
