The phrase "administered and completed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing tasks or processes that have been carried out and finished, often in formal or professional settings.
Example: "The project was successfully administered and completed within the given timeframe."
Alternatives: "managed and finalized" or "executed and concluded".
The questionnaire will be administered and completed during the same session as the BP.
The age specific SDQ questionnaire was administered and completed by participants' legal guardians.
Second, these data apply only to youths who were in school the day the survey was administered and completed the survey.
Participants were required to recall the volume of fluid that they had administered and completed the intervention when they believed 900 mL had been given.
For operative births the PPS provides a brief, three-item measure which can be easily administered and completed quickly in a clinical setting.
Questionnaires will be administered and completed online, or, for those who wish, via paper and pencil and returned via pre-paid envelope.
and instrumental activities of daily living (e.g. paying bills, grocery shopping, managing medication, etc).. Continuous and non-invasive forms of assessment that are easy to administer and complete can assist in identifying signs of impairment, prevent further decline, and potentially enhance skills.
Such measures have an obvious advantage: they are easy to administer and complete and thus less burdensome for clients and more efficient in terms of time and resources.
In addition the focus group participants will be invited to comment on the proposed outcome measures, including the choice of instrument(s) and the processes of administering and completing these instrument(s).
Unlike long surveys designed to be diagnostic tools to evaluate individual domains of distress, the MSWBI has only 7 items, covers multiple aspects of distress, and is easy to administer and complete.
The assessment was given to students as a pre-, mid- and postassessment during approximately the first few weeks of the first semester, the first week of the second semester, and the last week of the academic year, respectively, and took less than 15 min to administer and complete each time.
