The phrase "administered and it" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete fragment and lacks context to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The medication was administered and it took effect quickly."
Alternatives: "administered and it was" or "administered and it had".
Since the vaccine has been introduced, more than 35m doses have been administered, and it has an excellent safety record," Burton said.
Since the vaccine has been introduced, more than 35 million doses have been administered, and it has an excellent safety record.
The assessed treatment was with the first biologic administered and it was most often INX (73.7%).
In the second phase (T2), after clinical reassessment and verification of side effects and tolerability, (Step A) treatment with 1000 mg of intramuscular citicoline was administered and it was repeated for 21 days (Step B) after a 7 day interruption.
The baby became distressed as soon as the heel prick was administered, and it was an hour after the procedure when the baby was finally consoled that the mother noticed erythema and blistering over the baby's foot and leg.
In the second phase (T2), after clinical reassessment and verification of side effects and tolerability, (Step A) treatment with intramuscular citicoline 1,000 mg was administered and it was repeated for 21 days (Step B) after 7 days interruption.
But the vaccine is expensive to make and difficult to administer, and it is not yet clear how long the protection lasts.
A Mayor Berry would introduce a workplace parking levy - "it's easy to administer and it's worked a treat in Nottingham" - and a new system of congestion charging, which she says is being looked at for London without a word being breathed about it in public.
Four years earlier, Anthony Browne, the executive director of the British Art Market Federation, claimed that the law "is expensive and complicated to administer, and it will shift buyers and sellers from the U.K., which has lost a considerable amount of global art market share in the past five years, to countries where there is no royalty to be paid," such as the United States.
The packet will ask you to submit information on what your organization will do, who it will benefit, how it will administered, and who it will serve.
But on the first day of the two-day conference, questions remained about how much money will be raised, how it will be administered and whether it will be enough to help a country devastated by two decades of war.
