The phrase "administer data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing, processing, or overseeing data, often in a technical or administrative capacity.
Example: "The IT department is responsible for administering data to ensure its accuracy and security."
Alternatives: "manage data" or "oversee data".
Expecting users to install and administer data-sharing architectures is unrealistic and infeasible.
Information on availability and affordability was obtained with an interviewer administered data collection form which was the survey tool.
Trained data collectors facilitated the self administered data collection by using a pre-tested structured questionnaire focused on knowledge and practice related to TBIC.
The effect of aspirin on drug-induced apoptosis was similar when aspirin and anticancer drugs were simultaneously administered (data not shown).
Administrative (doses administered) data, coverage survey data, and vaccination record review data that are collected as part of a vaccine preventable disease outbreak investigation are considered by China CDC's Ethical Review Committee to be exempt from IRB review.
Moreover, as a centralized, permanent resource, the Central Registry can reliably be used to coordinate the creation of large data portals: changes in independently administered data sources can be tracked and synchronized via the Registry.
Data pertaining to following aspects were collected from the recruits using a pre-tested interviewer administered data sheet: demography, past medical history, past psychiatric history, treatment history of lithium, complications of lithium therapy and serial creatinine values while on lithium.
Lastly, it is worth stressing that our changes in the affinity of Tc for TetR and TetR2 do not affect the average number of TetR and TetR2 molecules when Tc is administered (data not shown).
As combination antimicrobial therapy was commonly administered, data were "smoothed" to prevent over and under-calculation of spectrum scores on days when different antimicrobials were simultaneously being initiated or discontinued.
This pattern raised our interest in providing alternative estimates of true coverage as a check on the high reported coverage that was calculated using doses administered data with clinic-registered children as the denominator.
