The phrase "administer all aspects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is responsible for managing or overseeing various components of a project, task, or organization.
Example: "As the project manager, I will administer all aspects of the development process to ensure timely delivery."
Alternatives: "manage all elements" or "oversee all facets".
The Independent is responsible for publishing details of the promotion accurately and administering all aspects of the promotions.
The Department of Personnel, which employs about 350 nonunion workers, administers all aspects of the civil service system, including testing and training at the state, county and local levels.
Barton and Lunney, a husband-wife team, will be responsible for administering all aspects of SINSI including placement and mentoring, recruitment and outreach.
VANZ administers all aspects of war service entitlements, including war pensions, and the service list is now regarded as being complete.
The reluctance to teach pre-registration doctors how to perform all aspects required to administer an anaesthetic is understandable.
The proposal is skillfully designed to encourage the 7,000 jurisdictions that administer elections nationwide to meet uniform standards in all aspects of the voting process, from the registering of voters to the training of poll workers and the reliability of machines used at polls, while still respecting the Constitution's delegation of election oversight to local governments.
The administered Bayley scales will not give information about all aspects of development that are of concern in this group of infants.
One way to bridge that gulf would be to create a Regional Authority for Tibetan Affairs that would administer key aspects of life in all Tibetan areas, particularly education, culture and religion.
Researchers with a neuropsychological background tend to adopt a clinical approach by administering a very large battery of tests to cover all aspects of functioning (Davidson et al. 1995a; Grandjean et al. 1997; Kjellstrom 1991).
To standardize the coach training, all study staff who administer the training are provided with detailed guiding scripts that cover all aspects of the training.
However, it won't cover all aspects of home health care, such as medications administered in the home, or anything that falls under non-medical in-home care sometimes there is an overlap in services.
