The phrase "administered along with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the simultaneous administration of two or more items, such as medications or treatments.
Example: "The patient was administered along with a pain reliever to ensure comfort during the procedure."
Alternatives: "given together with" or "administered in conjunction with".
It also says that extreme compulsions can be brought under control by drugs administered along with the psychotherapy.
The spectra questionnaires were administered along with the Liebowitz Social Anxiety Scale and the Maudsley Obsessional Compulsive Inventory.
The initial questionnaire was administered along with a food frequency questionnaire, and the item pool was reduced to 51 items.
Design and Methods: The Driving Decisions Workbook was administered along with a questionnaire and a road test.
A short-acting general anesthetic, which puts the patient out completely for about ten minutes, is administered, along with a muscle relaxant to prevent physical spasms.
The questions are administered along with the National Assessment of Educational Progress, or N.A.E.P., commonly known as "the nation's report card".
Two weeks after transplantation when tumors showed stable intake by animals, a single dose of MIT or placebo was administered along with anti-WNT16B or IgG.
Intestine and colon-targeted beads were administered along with 50 mg/kg of ciprofloxacin and ciprofloxacin was dosed in the plasma and the feces using HPLC.
SL tasks were administered along with general cognitive tasks in a within-subject design at two time points to explore our theoretical questions.
There is an archaeological museum within the village of Avebury, which is administered along with the surrounding lands by the British National Trust.
She is the queen of the cautionary tale and practically an agony aunt when it comes to dispensing relationship advice, but she should be approached with caution unless you want a scolding administered along with tissues and gin.
