The phrase "administered and supervised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the management or oversight of a process, program, or group.
Example: "The project was administered and supervised by a team of experienced professionals to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "managed and overseen" or "directed and monitored".
H.A. and K.M. administered and supervised the project.
N.C.A.A investigators are looking at how the SAT test that Barkley took while he was a prep student at Maine Central Institute was administered and supervised, according to a university official and an associate of the university.
The testing will be administered and supervised by Dr. George A. Maylin, director of the New York State Racing and Wagering Board's drug testing and research program at Morrisville State College in Madison County.
These courses are offered on Duke-In programs, which are administered and supervised by Duke University, either fully or in partnerships with other institutions, and Duke faculty are directly involved.
The first dose of each course of study drug was administered and supervised at the healthcare unit by a study nurse; subsequent doses of each course were administered and supervised at home by study staff.
All the infants were observed for 30 minutes after drug administration; if vomiting occurred during that period a repeat dose was administered and supervised at the healthcare unit by a study nurse.
In a compromise with the commissioner, David M. Steiner, Ms. Black agreed last week to compensate for her lack of education credentials by installing, as her first act, an experienced educator as her chief deputy, to administer and supervise instruction in the city's 1,600 schools.
An experienced nurse, with access to a physician, administered synacthen and supervised the participants.
The five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council called today for the United Nations to administer Cambodia and supervise free elections there.
According to the regulations for administering and supervising state assets, the SASAC holds the ultimate power in appointing and dismissing leaders of state-owned corporations.
