The phrase "administered a version" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing or implementing a specific version of something, such as a software update or a treatment protocol.
Example: "The healthcare team administered a version of the new vaccine to the patients during the trial."
Alternatives: "provided a version" or "delivered a version".
Fifteen individuals with cystinosis were administered a version of the VLMT in which the stimuli were exposed for 3 s rather than 1 s.
First, the researchers administered a version of the exam that Alison Young aced in the auditorium at Scotland Yard, the Cambridge Face Memory Test, in which the subject is instructed to find matches among faces stripped of hair or other visual clues.
Both groups were administered a version of the Teacher Efficacy Scale (TES) adapted for physical education teachers at four stages of their preservice program: (1) at or near entry; (2) at the start of their methods course sequence; (3) at the end of the methods course sequence, just prior to student teaching; and (4) at program completion.
We administered a version of the original 20-question instrument as a pretest (January 2012) and a posttest (April 2012) in one section of a first-year lecture course required for biology majors and other life sciences programs.
To address this question we administered a version of the UG previously used in psychophysiology studies (van't Wout et al., 2006), recording EDA and HR responses while participants considered each offer.
Half of the participants were administered a male version of the vignette and the other half a female version.
Australian school children (180 boys and 154 girls) from school year two, aged 6 8 years, were individually administered a modified version of the Children's Attraction to Physical Activity Scale (CAPA) [Brustad RJ. Who will go out to play? Parental and psychological influences on children's attraction to physical activity. Pediatr Exerc Sci 1993 5 210 23; Brustad RJ.
We administered a computerized version of the Nelson Test [24], a modified WCST with 48 cards, and the degraded Continuous Performance Test CPT-DS [25] with 3 blocks (720 digits, 10% targets, degradation 40%) and a total duration of 12 minutes.
[ 21, 86, 87] All subjects were administered a modified version of the Diagnostic Interview Schedule III-A (DIS-III-A), which included a PTSD module.
We also administered a modified version of the survey at the end of the following semester, after the students had nearly completed a traditionally taught biology course.
When the children were 6 months of age, we administered a Spanish version of the HOME Scale (Home Observation for Measurement of the Environment) (Caldwell and Bradley 1984).
