The phrase "administer large numbers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is managing or overseeing a significant quantity of something, often in a medical, statistical, or administrative setting.
Example: "The nurse was trained to administer large numbers of vaccinations during the health campaign."
Alternatives: "manage substantial quantities" or "oversee significant amounts".
This study illustrates the importance of administering large numbers of effectors to engraft sufficiently efficacious immunologic memory.
Children diagnosed with high-risk neuroblastoma are commonly aged between 1 and 5 years, presenting a practical problem with regards to administering large numbers of 13- cisRA capsules.
For students the test was administered as a paper-based test as the University does not yet have the facilities to administer in large numbers on line testing under examination conditions.
In future, and in carefully designed population studies, it could be administered to large numbers of people.
If proved safe and effective, they could be administered to large numbers of people in mass trauma situations (e.g. natural disasters) as a primary prevention strategy.
Furthermore, a tool that could be rapidly administered to large numbers of staff and in large numbers of facilities might allow motivational scores to be used to explore, at least in part, the association of motivation with health system performance.
The observation that most of these alterations appear to have negative implications and the knowledge that high-chloride fluids are administered to large numbers of patients worldwide, however, suggest the need to conduct formal investigations into the epidemiology and outcome implications of disorders of chloride balance and chloride concentration.
However, in large population based studies, event calendar method could be difficult to administer with large number of other variables.
Self-report inventories are often a good solution when researchers need to administer a large number of tests in a relatively short period of time.
