The phrase "administered and supported" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the management and assistance provided for a system, program, or service.
Example: "The software was administered and supported by the IT department to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "managed and assisted" or "overseen and facilitated."
The cluster is faculty-governed by the cross-disciplinary SRCPAC and is administered and supported by CUIT's Research Computing Services RCSS) team.
The Electron Microscopy (EM) core facility is a research support facility administered and supported by Princeton University department of Molecular Biology.
The main recommendation of the former was to reorganise the existing school Cadet Corps and university Rifle Corps, which had been formed on an ad-hoc basis as part of the broader Volunteer movement, into a uniform force, administered and supported by the War Office.
This project has been generously funded by a grant from the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Cadministeredtered and supported by the Ontario Stroke Network.
The Financial Information Services FISS) team is responsible for administering and supporting the Kuali Financial System KFSS) and delivering financial data to campus for internal and external reporting needs.
The Act was divided into three main sections; the first created "County Associations", which would be the local bodies which would administer and support the Territorial units - they would, however, have no military control over them when called out for service.
Postsecondary education could be pursued at three leading institutions: the University of Liberia, sponsored by the government; Cuttington University College, administered and financially supported by the Episcopal church with some financial aid from the government; and the William V.S. Tubman College of Technology.
So the bottom line is that it's hard to find a model in which you can practically administer and sustain political support for those kinds of efforts.
Some took lead responsibility for the work of measuring and monitoring blood glucose, administering medication and supporting the individual in following their diet.
A resource for academic chairs, program directors, and department managers in administering and supporting faculty, researchers, specialists, and librarians.
