The phrase "administer even" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "The doctor will administer even the smallest dose of medication to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "administer also" or "provide even".
"It can cost as much as $10,000 to administer even a $1 million private foundation," Mr. Salem said, alluding to accounting and audit costs.
He argued that they were too expensive to administer, even though the cost is put at $2 million a year, tops, and even though the state has been running enormous budget surpluses.
Pain medications, primarily medicinal opioids, have been proven to be cheap, effective, and feasible to administer even in the poorest countries.
It is well tolerated by the patients and easier to administer, even in those with nausea.
As such, the task is easy to administer, even within the constraints of an imaging environment, and is adaptable to a wide variety of populations, including children or elderly adults.
Both will require clinical trials and the Food and Drug Administration's approval, but testing will start as soon as production of doses begins, and, in an emergency, the vaccines could be administered even before formal approval by the F.D.A.
The new standards announced by the court will make it much harder for employers to discard the results of hiring and promotion tests once they are administered, even if they have a disproportionately negative impact on members of a given racial group.
Ministers charged with administering even protected budgets like schools and hospitals might rage when they discover that they are in for more industrial strife on questions like pensions; others – such as Theresa May in the unprotected Home Office – can be expected to turn up the volume against additional cuts.
As is routine, some of them had probably already been inducted into a regimen of a diuretic and performance-enhancing drug known to leach calcium out their bones every time it is administered, even though a horse's bones do not mature until age 6.
Ms. Reilly and other experts offered additional advice about compounded drugs: Ask your doctor if your medication requires compounding, and if it does, ask why and whether a standard F.D.A.-approved drug is available in a form ready to be administered — even if it costs more.
Denosumab can be administered even to patients with advanced renal failure.
