The phrase "administered against" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward or unclear.
It could be used in contexts related to administering a treatment or intervention that is counteractive or protective against something, but it is not standard phrasing.
Example: "The vaccine was administered against the outbreak of the disease."
Alternatives: "administered to combat" or "given to counter".
The alleged beatings were routinely administered against Mohamed "for no reason" and some were "recent" according to Stafford Smith.
As documented recently by Human Rights Watch, beatings and other abuses are being administered against detainees, a scourge that Turkey appeared to have put behind it a decade ago.
Midazolam 1 mg was administered against anxiety.
In early November 1924 she gave birth prematurely to a son, Anthony, and a few days later died of poisoning from chloroform administered against the pain of delivery.
Indomethacin was administered against fever.
Pre-dissolved oral lorazepam can be administered against the buccal mucosa and dose escalated to effect.
Instead, they have argued that it was wrong to execute Mr. Garza because the federal death penalty, as it is currently administered, discriminates against minorities and is unevenly applied across the states.
Dr. Nicola P. Klein and colleagues showed that even after all five doses of the acellular vaccine were properly administered, protection against pertussis waned during the next five years, and the chances of getting the disease rose by an average of 42 percent a year.
To date, few studies have attempted to establish methods for estimating the administered dosage against such incomplete dosages immediately after administration was halted [7].
Subsequently, two parallel-arm, randomized block design laboratory studies were conducted to evaluate the effectiveness of orally administered spinetoram against experimental C. felis infestations on dogs, when administered as a single dose or multiple doses over a 6 12 h interval.
Because of these promising results, clinical trials are being performed to study the protection of intravenously administered monoHER against doxorubicin-induced cardiotoxicity in cancer patients [17], [18].
