The phrase "administer the measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is responsible for implementing or enforcing specific actions or policies.
Example: "The health department will administer the measures necessary to control the outbreak."
Alternatives: "implement the measures" or "enforce the measures".
Earlier this year, teachers in Seattle refused to administer the Measures of Academic Progress, or MAP, test "on ethical and professional grounds". In February, roughly 10,000 parents, teachers and students rallied in Texas for more funding and fewer exams, the Texas Observer reported.
The nominated teachers were initially trained during a special meetings organized in different locations where they learned how to administer the measures.
One method of assessing face validity is to administer the measure to participants and professionals for subjective opinion.
The five children and adolescents without parental consent were not administered the measures.
A trained research assistant administered the measures at a time pre-selected by the participant.
Upon completion of his or her intervention, each participant was administered the measures of alcohol consumption and alcohol-related problems again.
Our sample was highly educated, and so we may not have tapped problems that may arise from administering the measures to demographically diverse populations.
No restrictions were made in terms of mode of administration (eg, telephone or face-to-face) or the person administering the measure (eg, clinician, researcher or self-administered).
In order to ascertain student attitudes towards evolution we administered the Measure of Acceptance of the Theory of Evolution (MATE) instrument (Rutledge and Warden 1999).
Murray worried about the unknown costs of administering the measure.
The GMFM was scored by the therapist who administered the measure.
