The phrase "administered and can" is not correct as it stands and lacks context for proper usage in written English.
It could potentially be used in a sentence discussing the administration of something that is capable of performing an action, but it needs additional context to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The medication was administered and can effectively reduce symptoms within hours."
Alternatives: "administered and able to" or "administered and is capable of".
Ms. Lewin provides this primer: While Pell grants and Stafford loans are larger programs than the ones the administration wants to change, they are federally administered and can be used by students at any college.
While Pell grants and Stafford loans are larger programs than the ones the administration wants to change, they are federally administered and can be used by students at any college.
These hydrogels are easily administered and can be either cell free or loaded with bioactive agents and/or cardiac stem cells, which may apply paracrine effects.
The combination is non-toxic, easily administered and can be given safely to outpatients.
It is comprised of 36 questions, is self administered, and can be completed in about 15 minutes.
PA questionnaires are often used because they are low cost, easily administered, and can assess large numbers simultaneously.
It will most certainly not work unless it is uniform, simple to administer, and can be implemented quickly.
The centers recently began a study to compare RNA testing with an advanced version of the standard test, which is easy to administer and can detect a substance produced by the virus in its early stages.
The cost of medicines makes up a small part of the cost of treatment: Current treatments for drug-resistant tuberculosis take roughly two years to administer and can cost up to $10,000 per patient, not including testing, hospitalisation and other delivery costs.
The Malay versions of the WHOQOL-BREF and MIDAS questionnaires were easy to administer and can be completed quickly.
33 The advantage of universal benefits is that they are easy to administer and can be efficiently delivered.
