"administer drugs" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when speaking about administering medications or giving drugs to someone. For example, "The nurse will administer drugs to the patient before the operation."
But the question remains: should a doctor administer drugs to a healthy individual?
Dr. Gladwin pointed out that doctors routinely administer drugs for unapproved uses.
These licensed workers also take vital signs, administer drugs and operate medical equipment.
In 2012, according to CMS, Providence failed to correctly administer drugs to a patient and keep adequate records.
One can easily see how that may sway their opinion regarding drugs, and their decisions to administer drugs to racehorses.
By the early 1990s he was hammering speed and ecstasy in especially large quantities, though yea, he did administer drugs of all kinds unto himself.
It has taken this country almost 20 years to cobble the first layer together: a network of people trained to administer drugs and watch for problems.
From time to time, the interviews stop: the tape runs out; nurses come in to administer drugs; Litvinenko, suffering from diarrhoea, has to go to the bathroom.
Highly automated machines now administer drugs to hospital patients, produce intricate semiconductors and operate power plants, transforming technicians from machine operators into supervisory controllers.
The medical profession, she had long believed, was far too eager to administer drugs and remove body parts that could be healed.
A 29-year-old man and 43-year-old woman, both from Colne, were arrested on suspicion of supplying an article to administer drugs.
