The phrase "administer procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is responsible for carrying out or overseeing specific processes or actions, often in a medical, administrative, or technical setting.
Example: "The nurse is trained to administer procedures that ensure patient safety during surgery."
Alternatives: "execute procedures" or "carry out procedures".
We did not administer procedure-specific instruments for more detailed information of functional outcome in the different surgical groups, which is a limitation in the interpretation of the data.
However, dermal fillers will not be classified as medicines, despite Keogh's recommendation, and there will not be a statutory register of patients who have received them, nor of those who administer cosmetic procedures.
Guantanamo's former head of nursing, Commander Jane French, said in 2007 that medical personnel who objected to tube feedings would be excused and someone else would administer the procedures.
There can be strong resistance and reservations from parents about their ability to administer care procedures.
Though Bertillon's system was often difficult for unskilled clerks to administer, a procedure that had taken hours or days was now reduced to a few minutes.
Decentralization necessarily entails variation in election practices across the different local units charged with administering the procedures for casting and counting ballots.
A capital justice system that cannot be administered without long delays, he said, points to "the difficulty of reconciling the imposition of the death penalty as currently administered with procedures necessary to assure that the wrong person is not executed".
He quickly back-pedaled, releasing a statement that while he believes abortion should be banned, it should be those who administer the procedure who should be punished.
This in turn led to them forming for-profit firms which offered to produce boutique markets for both governments and corporations, especially in the eventuality of the privatizations of previously administered decision procedures.
Our results suggest that promptly administered obstetrical procedures are more relevant than the cleanliness of the calving barn.
