The phrase "administer another" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to giving or applying something, such as medication or a procedure, to someone again.
Example: "After observing the patient's reaction, the doctor decided to administer another dose of the medication."
Alternatives: "give another" or "provide another".
He will be hoping to administer another Lazarus-like political resuscitation.
I was happy to administer another dose last week, but anything bigger would have been flirting with malpractice.
You can use any group to administer another group, but CalNet recommends that you create groups specifically for that purpose.
We felt like trophies of war, and at a dozen checkpoints, we could hear militiamen running to the car to administer another beating.
It would be rash to assume that the Chancellor will always be willing and able to administer another dose of austerity medicine in response to bad news on the state of the public finances.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 23, 2011 "We felt like trophies of war, and at a dozen checkpoints, we could hear militiamen running to the car to administer another beating," Anthony Shadid, Lynsey Addario, Stephen Farrell, and Tyler Hicks, the four New York Times journalists who were held and abused by forces loyal to Muammar Qaddafi, wrote in an article today.
As we all get tipsier, Matthieu administers another hand massage, to a different friend this time.
He may find himself in the same situation, offered a last meal and administered another dose of Ativan, before too long.
By 2007, Jersey – home to just 100,000 people – held almost £220bn of deposits, and administered another £221bn of funds, as well as hundreds of billions in trusts.
Some economists said the Fed had reached a point where it needed to let its interest rate medicine do its work before administering another dose.
Heidi Tandy, a lawyer in Miami who administers another Harry Potter Web site, said she believes the events of Sept. 11 played a role.
