The phrase "administer a range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing or managing a variety of services, treatments, or options.
Example: "The clinic is able to administer a range of vaccinations to ensure the health of the community."
Alternatives: "provide a variety" or "offer a selection".
Wheeled to the side of a hospital bed, its leg-shaped jaws are clamped around the limbs of supine patients to administer a range of resistance exercises.
Wall Street has been particularly fond of supporting Mr. Canada's cause, which helps administer a range of social and educational services to families within a roughly 100-block area of Harlem.
THCers administer a range of innovative programs and services, while continuing to struggle against neighborhood gentrification and joust, when needed, with local politicians and real estate developers.
#Paramedic – This is a high level of medical training and usually involves key skills not permissible for technicians, such as cannulation (and with it the ability to administer a range of drugs such as morphine), tracheal intubation and other skills such as performing a cricothyrotomy.
IREX administers a range of programs between the United States and the countries of Eastern Europe, the New Independent States (NIS), Asia, and the Near East.
At baseline and after 12 mo, the study manager (KW) administered a range of cognitive function tests.
In December 1962 these children (aged 7 12 years) were administered a range of age-appropriate reading tests and were requested to provide their own and parental demographic information.
The data collection was supervised by nurses and data supervisors with many years of experience in administering a range of mental health-related instruments.
Differences between utility weights generated by the CHU9D and other utility instruments in this population should be further examined by administering a range of PBHRQOL instruments concurrently in a mental health group.
Non-computerised methods may confer the advantage of being easy to administer across a range of different assessment circumstances in clinical settings, and might also be more appropriate for assessing individuals who experience difficulty or are uncomfortable in completing computer-based assessments.
City, state, and federal agencies administer a full range of ameliorative social-service programs.
