The phrase "administer force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to law enforcement, military actions, or discussions about the use of power or authority.
Example: "The police were authorized to administer force if necessary to maintain order during the protest."
Alternatives: "apply force" or "exercise force".
Military officials defended the medical procedure, saying it's Guantanamo's policy to administer force-feeds as a last resort in order to prevent detainees who refuse to eat from dying.
Wegmans "is known for its fresh produce, reasonable prices and massive stores," states a press release from survey administer Market Force.
The Swiss Guards are sometimes referred to as the Vatican City police, but a separately administered police force is charged with the overall security of the nation-state (except St. Peter's Square, which is under the jurisdiction of the Italian police).
The ability to attain a high gape and administer powerful forces during the killing bite are key factors in predation for all carnivores, but both cannot be optimized simultaneously; in fact, they show a reciprocal relationship, in that, as gape increases, muscle inforce levers decrease, and so do bite forces [4], [6], [29], [30].
Syringes without the needle to administer medication, force-feed, or to give warm milk to a baby bunny.
"So we need to improve our technology and let the same work force administer twice the program reach," Mr. Granger-Happ said.
The British Expeditionary Force administered Boulogne during World War I.
The Council also passed a resolution calling the situation a serious security threat and demanding the creation of a jointly administered Abyei police force.
The Constitution (1787) placed the military forces under the control of the president as commander in chief, and in 1789 the civilian Department of War was established to administer the military forces.
