The phrase "administer the two" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to administering or managing two specific items, tasks, or subjects.
Example: "In the experiment, we need to administer the two solutions separately to observe their reactions."
Alternatives: "manage the two" or "apply the two".
Mr. Pojman also supports a bill filed by Senator Dan Patrick, Republican of Houston, and the author of last session's sonogram law, that would require doctors to be present to administer the two prescription drugs used to induce abortions during the first seven weeks of pregnancy.
Typically these cloud services live side by side with on premises ones and a service like Cloudyn helps companies administer the two worlds and maximize their investments across them.
Someone with $100,000 pays 10 times as much as a co-worker with $10,000, even though it costs about the same to administer the two accounts.
Fourth, the survey did not actually administer the two short forms of the SIQ, namely the SIQ-JR and SIQ-JR-4.
Otherwise, they can be combined as two separate simultaneous or subsequent emissions; the latter technique allows the physician to administer the two doses of radiation separately.
It costs just £1 to administer the three doses of the tetanus toxoid vaccine necessary to provide a long-lasting protection against tetanus.
It would fall to Methfessel, as well, to administer the twenty Nembutal that Bishop planned to store away in the event of an incapacitating accident, stroke, or terminal cancer.
*What kind of freedom to your teacher have to select reading texts for my child and administer the five core components of reading instruction?
Sweden, which was appointed the "protecting power" for the UK in 2012, administered the two British compounds until 2014.
Wary of these complications, the British administered the two halves of the country separately, at times promising the south a measure of autonomy.
After 1897 the BSAC administered the two Rhodesias, encouraging the immigration of white settlers with exaggerated tales of gold deposits.
