The phrase "administered across all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being applied or implemented universally or throughout all areas or groups.
Example: "The new policy will be administered across all departments to ensure consistency in our operations."
Alternatives: "implemented throughout all" or "applied across all".
However, in the inpatient setting, these tests may not be feasible to administer across all patients due to constraints of bed rest, monitoring devices, continuous intravenous therapies, acute pain or discomfort, disability or other physical limitations, particularly among patients with CVD who may have recently undergone an invasive procedure such as radial or femoral access coronary angiography.
The survey was administered evenly across all regions of the country and included a four-day dietary record to assess infants' CF intakes in household (tablespoon) measures (breast milk and formula intakes excluded).
The tasks were administered across subjects in a counterbalanced sequence.
In a study of cryoprecipitate use in Canadian hospitals, a mean dose of 7.9 U was administered per patient across all clinical settings; however, cryoprecipitate was only administered after transfusion of an average of 10.5 U RBCs, 6.5 U plasma, and 9.4 U platelet concentrate.
The research nurse administered the MINI across all participants and was not aware of the results of the CSDD carried out by each patient.
Immunisation-authorised registered nurses (RNs) were the most common health professional administering vaccines across all provider types (70/125, 56%).> -wrap-foot> Footnotes aStatistically significant difference (p < 0.05) between our sample and all NSW providers.
Progress tests (PTs) in medical programmes are designed to assess applied medical knowledge at the level of a new graduate and are administered to all students across all years of a programme [ 1, 2].
The ASSIST is routinely administered to all consumers across Neami National as it identifies a range of problems associated with substance use including acute intoxication, regular use, dependence or 'high risk' use and injecting behaviour.
The free vaccine will be administered to all children under twelve months of age; protecting thousands of children across the country.
