The phrase "administered and controlled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the management or oversight of a system, organization, or process.
Example: "The project was administered and controlled by a dedicated team to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "managed and overseen" or "governed and regulated".
Journalist Jane Cunningham Croly, a founder of Sorosis, and Julia Ward Howe, representing the New England Women's Club, traveled the country promoting the value of clubs administered and controlled by women.
"We want to keep football as a game of the people with a human face, so we don't want technology on the field of play because we want to maintain the spontaneity of football — played, administered and controlled by human beings," Blatter said.
Forest Reserves are administered and controlled by the State Forest Departments.
National parks and wildlife reserves are administered and controlled by the Federal Game Department.
State land forests are administered and controlled by the State Land Departments although logging is controlled by the State Forestry Departments and areas are measured by the State Survey Departments.
Mr. Vervaeke said the Diamond High Council, which administers and controls the diamond trade through Antwerp, needed to play its part too.
Psious is a company in Spain that offers a clinical toolkit for therapists to administer and control VRET to treat patients with phobias; it includes VR hardware, a customizable software platform and biofeedback devices.
Bearing all these aspects in mind, we focused on the analysis of subgroups that appeared more homogeneous on both clinical and trial design grounds: previous exposure and response to DMARDs, mainly MTX, dose of anti-TNFα drug administered and control treatment selected (active or placebo, single or combined).
The randomisation service is independently administered and quality controlled by the Birmingham Cancer Trials Unit.
These programmes are centrally administered, heavily controlled and focus on a few specific conditions (commonly linked to current donors' priorities, e.g. Malaria) to maximize likelihood of impact [ 15].
