The phrase "administered adequately" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the proper management or delivery of a service, treatment, or process to ensure it meets required standards.
Example: "The medication was administered adequately, resulting in a swift recovery for the patient."
Alternatives: "managed properly" or "delivered effectively".
While the observed favorable toxicity profile of retaspimycin HCl in this trial was supported by low rates of expected drug-related AEs, in this case, the toxicity rates might suggest that an insufficient dose of study drug was administered to adequately treat disease.
In recent years, lawmakers have added programs for the agency to administer without adequately staffing or financing them, critics said.
Because the popularity of the developers' streets depended in part on such services, they were usually adequately administered.
The administered doses were adequately tolerated but produced a weight loss (∼20%) observed in the test group after the first two doses.
However, if thiamine is adequately administered before the occurrence of cellular death, the earliest alterations are reversible, creating the concept of "reversible biochemical lesion" [ 11].
There is also some evidence that effects from adequately administered TENS, EA and LLLT remain clinically relevant even 1 2 months after the end of treatment.
The five Dutch tetanus case reports indicate that T-PEP was not adequately administered to elderly patients born before the NIP was introduced; three of these patients contacted physicians about wounds after falling on the street or stepping on a rusty nail, two did not seek wound care [ 5].
Systemically administered chemotherapy cannot be adequately delivered into solid tumors because of the immature vasculature with abnormal architecture [5] and leaky, heterogeneous vessel walls [6] as well as the high IFP within tumor tissues [7], [8].
Preoperative doppler to rule out any lower extremity DVT might have averted the occurrence of PE and the resulting cardiac arrest with adequate anticoagulation as ECT can be safely administered while the patient is adequately anticoagulated [ 18, 27] or has an IVC filter [ 19] thus reducing the incidence of PE, if any.
Nephrologists seem to be reluctant to adequately administer diuretics because of the fear of adverse events.
