The phrase "administer and run" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the management and operation of a system, program, or organization.
Example: "As the project manager, I will administer and run the new software implementation to ensure everything goes smoothly."
Alternatives: "manage and operate" or "oversee and execute".
The electronic cancer registry has been administered and run by the OD.
In response to alarm about a federal agency meddling in state business, Johnson clarifies that the change "does not mean a federal takeover… [it] does nothing to change the role state and local governments have in administering and running elections".
During the running program a digital running log will be completed by the participants every week to administer exposure and running related pain.
Men of power literally asked where they would find men to go into battle, administer the colonies, and run their companies and governments.
Instant runoff voting (IRV) is gaining support in the United States, particularly as a means to replace runoff elections that double the costs of administering elections and running for office and that typically result in large disparities in turnout between rounds and sharply negative campaigns in the final runoff.
Some chaplain programs are employee driven, like one administered by the United Auto Workers and run by 200 locals nationwide.
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes have been among the first to seize the opportunity to run programs that were formerly administered by the government, and run them well.
Investigations are focused on various entities connected to Belvedere Management, a Mauritius-based group that claims to administer around 100 hedge funds and run several finance-related companies.
Both treatments were administered in groups and ran for 12 weeks.
But then he was run down by a hit-and-run driver six years ago and was hurt so seriously that a priest administered last rites.
