The phrase "administer such a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of managing, providing, or enforcing something, often in a formal or professional setting.
Example: "The committee decided to administer such a program to improve community health services."
Alternatives: "implement such a" or "execute such a".
It is clear, however, that the states could not be forced to administer such a program, she said.
Nurses said they were already too busy to help administer such a scheme and do not want to be distracted from looking after patients.
He does not want to administer such a sudden shock to government services, including health, education, policing, the courts and social services.
"I cannot account for these results, because I have never knowingly used any banned substance or authorized anyone else to administer such a substance to me," Gatlin said in the statement.
I'd been asked to administer – such a cold, clinical word – the test to the children who qualified for extra time: the statement children, the slow readers, those with special educational needs (SEN).
That law was passed with near unanimous approval by Congress last week after a federal judge in Oklahoma ruled that Congress had not given authority to the trade commission to administer such a list.
What charity could receive, and be qualified to own and administer, such an asset?
Still, it is desirable to administer such an antimicrobial agent that is effective against a broad spectrum of microbes and is easy to neutralize with another nontoxic agent, because as most antiseptics remain active in the oral cavity for quite some time [ 68, 69] and therefore, may affect the viability of an oral microbial transplant.
The tough part would be devising regulations and administering such a program.
The reason: Since the presidential ballots would not actually be counted in the federal election, administering such a vote would have used public money for a nonpublic purpose.
In administering such a big dose, Reitman does unsettle - more for the clear-eyed method of delivery than the candor itself.
