The phrase "administer itself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a system or process that manages or regulates itself without external intervention.
Example: "The software is designed to administer itself, ensuring optimal performance without user input."
Alternatives: "self-manage" or "self-regulate".
America looks set to administer itself another dose of short-term austerity without addressing its long-term fiscal problems.
But given its history of colonial domination, East Timor is desperately short of the qualified people it needs to administer itself.
He has become an integral part of a community struggling to administer itself despite clashes with government forces and a 13-month government siege that leaves everyone hungry and is starting to starve the youngest and most vulnerable.
The plan will have low enrollment and little power to negotiate, causing the CBO to state as fact what I've long considered possible: That the public option could become a dumping ground where private plans jettison sicker people, while lacking the efficiencies of scale or negotiating power to get better rates or administer itself more economically.
"The notion that TRMPAC alone administered itself in this way is deceitful and offensive," Mr. Colyandro said.
The Judicial Conference of the United States, the body that has final say on how the judicial branch administers itself, is to vote on the committee's recommendation at a Washington meeting on Sept. 11.
America could no longer afford the luxury of administering itself "the tranquilizing drug of gradualism," he said, but, rather, recognize "the fierce urgency of now".
As systemic therapy with taurine haloamines seems to be impossible, an alternative, novel strategy may be to administer taurine itself as a prodrug.
If administered by itself, it paralyzes the body but leaves the subject conscious, suffocating but unable to cry out.
And Saddam was kept in check by the first President Bush as well, who in Gulf War I rolled back an Iraqi invasion of Kuwait that would have made Saddam too powerful but opted not to take on the task of administering Iraq itself by making what would have been an easy drive to Baghdad.
