The phrase "administered and reported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where actions related to management or oversight are being described, particularly in fields like healthcare, research, or project management.
Example: "The medication was administered and reported to the supervising physician for further evaluation."
Alternatives: "managed and documented" or "conducted and recorded".
Other online resources include Qualtrics, an online survey platform which is available to students and faculty for use in creating, administering, and reporting on surveys.
Furthermore, eight cylinders showed no or partial enhancement after contrast agent was administered and was reported as necrosis.
HDRS scores also significantly decreased over time in the olanzapine-treated group (F[1,14] =19.6, p = .001), but the placebo-treated group did not (F[1,9] =4.67, p = .059).Table 3 shows clinician administered and self report rating scale scores for both the olanzapine- and placebo-treated groups.
The data used in this study was collected by a self administered mail questionnaire, and reported sick leave was the only question in this study administered as an interview during the clinical examinations administered by the HUNT research centre, and registered in the HUNT data bank.
The College Board and ACT have repeatedly defended their exams and the way they administer them and report the results — and did so again in the wake of Varsity Blues.
She finished her career as a district administrator, administering testing and reporting results to the state just as the computer age was unfolding.
The trauma surgeons themselves perceived to have become too liberal in administering antibiotics (and reporting SSI).
Historically, it has been the role of local health departments to administer, monitor and report flu vaccinations of its residents to the state health department.
A £1.6m contract signed between the Department for Education and the National Foundation for Educational Research NFERR), which was published in 2011, covers the NFER administering and reporting on the latest Pisa tests (these were taken in November 2012.
