The phrase "administer on site" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where services, treatments, or actions are provided directly at a specific location rather than remotely or elsewhere.
Example: "The medical team will administer on site any necessary vaccinations during the health fair."
Alternatives: "provide on location" or "deliver at the site".
Fall core waiver exams for Microeconomics, Marketing, and Data & Decisions will be administered on-site at Berkeley Haas on the following days/times.
However, DOT for HCV has only recently been evaluated [ 10, 11], and, to our knowledge, no randomized trial has evaluated both directly observed pegylated interferon and directly observed ribavirin administered on-site in a methadone clinic.
Methods: A quantitative survey was administered on site at the 8 public hospitals in Zanzibar to a convenience sample of HCPs in July 2015.
METHODS: A cross-sectional study questionnaire (n = 442) was administered on site at the University of Western Ontario and the University of Toronto to fourth-year health professions students.
Some health centers administer mammograms on site and others make referrals, but the association did not have a more specific breakdown.
The checklist was administered by using on-site observation to measure the CPTED construct followed by a self-administered questionnaire to explore the residents' perceptions of victimisation and fear of crime in their area of residency.
The scale was administered by using on-site observation of a sample of 164 respondents in a typical residential area in Penang, Malaysia.
Of these 19 institutions, 12 participated (63%), each with at least one designated on-site representative to administer the survey.
The clinical encounter is administered to children on site at institutions and at the OSCAR's Health and Well Being Project clinic for those living in households in a private space.
Trained test leaders administered the study that was conducted on-site in the VET school classes.
