The phrase "administered a written" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing or delivering a written document, such as a test, report, or notice.
Example: "The teacher administered a written exam to assess the students' understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "provided a written" or "delivered a written".
We administered a written Qualitative Short Survey to 63 physicians in seven specialties.
All subjects were administered a written Serbian-language questionnaire comprised of 10 free-response items (Table 1).
The information was presented in an hour-long session with individual participants, who were administered a written knowledge pretest and post-test and were graded on their use of epinephrine self-injectors pre- and post-presentation.
At the end of the three days of light recording, one of the authors (EW) visited the mother at her home to retrieve the Actillume, and administered a written one-page screening mood questionnaire to rate her mood levels during the recording period [ 27, 28].
The authors administered a written test of relational thinking before and after the 3-week mental mathematics unit.
Your CFI will administer a written test and then review the test with you and examine that you are competent to operate the aircraft by yourself.
Both LSIA 3 and CSAM include a panel dimension with an initial survey administered as a written questionnaire that respondents completed and mailed back and a follow-up survey conducted by telephone interview.
DSST was administered using a written and an oral format with a mean score computed from the two.
Hearing specialists have long urged family physicians to check the hearing of patients over 60 at every annual visit by doing a whisper test in each ear or administering a short written quiz.
Oral assent was sought for administering a SAQ; written consent was sought for interviews and FGDs from the study participants.
Field investigators administered a questionnaire after written informed consent.
