The phrase "administer emergency" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to providing emergency care or assistance, but it typically requires additional context or words to be fully understandable.
Example: "The paramedics were called to administer emergency care to the injured victim."
Alternatives: "provide emergency assistance" or "deliver emergency treatment."
Administer emergency medical care.
With Leconte, one of the game's leading imps, feigning a malaise, Djokovic appeared wearing a laboratory coat bearing a Red Cross symbol on the front and back and proceeded to administer emergency medical treatment including mock mouth-to-mouth respiration.
A team of vets from the animal welfare organisation Four Paws has now become the first such group to receive permission from the authorities to enter the Gaza Strip and administer emergency care to the animals.
We even got trained in how to administer emergency medication for extreme seizure episodes".
Dr Hamlyn said the crash took him "completely by surprise" and he tried to administer emergency first aid, along with a GP who had stopped.
He was attempting to administer emergency care to unarmed activists who were beaten by the NYPD.
Again, studies have shown that women who were able to self-administer emergency contraception did so correctly and at the proper time and suffered no adverse effects.
Assistant coaches went to the Ramirez's aid and a trainer administered emergency breathing procedures while paramedics were called.
"It did not result in any delay in transferring the player to hospital... but the trust cannot condone this type of behaviour while administering emergency treatment".
That is why the world's central banks have been administering emergency measures, including a round of co-ordinated interest-rate cuts on October 8th.
Colleagues administered emergency first aid at the scene and he was rushed to hospital, but was pronounced dead shortly afterwards, Merseyside Police said.
