The phrase "administer it as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when giving instructions on how to manage or handle something in a specific manner.
Example: "Please administer it as per the guidelines provided in the manual."
Alternatives: "manage it as" or "handle it as".
Yet ETS did not want to promote the indicator or administer it as part of its testing portfolio, so by 1975 Isabel struck a deal with Stanford professor John Black allowing his young publishing company, Consulting Psychologists Press (now CPP), to take over the exclusive publishing rights.
"We felt the right thing to do is administer it as a safety recall".
I have to fight to administer it as best I can, because if I start wailing like a baby I am not going to change it".
Chépart was saved from punishment, however, by "the interference of influential friends", and upon returning to the fort, he continued to administer it as he had before.
Interviewers had to use the KINDEX to interview the participants and were instructed not to administer it as a self-report questionnaire.
A physician untrained in cancer therapy who decides to prescribe an oral anticancer drug may often administer it as monotherapy because he may feel uncomfortable using the whole range of anticancer agents.
So, even if there were some uncertainty in the act, we should regard this long-continued and uniform practice of the officers charged with the duty of administering it as persuasively determinative of its construction.
In a tumultuous era of change in urban housing, Mr. Walsh fought at the front lines for nearly half a century, helping draft the Mitchell-Lama housing aid legislation when he was a private lawyer and later administering it as both a state and city official.
This may be overcome by administering it as a continuous infusion so that steady plasma concentrations of the anaesthetic are maintained.
Giving intermittent doses of the drug will cause the depth of anaesthesia to vary considerably, although this may be overcome by administering it as a continuous infusion so that steady plasma concentrations of the anaesthetic are maintained.
The written protohistory of Scotland began with the arrival of the Roman Empire in southern and central Great Britain, when the Romans occupied what is now England and Wales, administering it as a province called Britannia.
