The phrase "administered at night" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or procedural contexts to indicate that something is given or performed during nighttime hours.
Example: "The medication should be administered at night to ensure optimal effectiveness."
Alternatives: "given at night" or "provided during the night".
The routine measles vaccination schedule in use in Beijing consists of 3 doses of measles-containing vaccine; the first dose is administered at 8 months, the second at 18 months, and the third at 6 years of age.
To facilitate hypoglycaemia induction, a three-times-higher basal insulin dose was administered at midnight (range of timing ±3 min), replacing the regular basal insulin dose given at 20 00 hours (Fig. 1).
The Breyers vanilla that my father used as a salve for his psychic wounds (administered late at night, by spoon) had flecks of vanilla bean.
In mice held under constant darkness, light administered at subjective daytime, subjective evening, or subjective late night causes no shift, phase delay or phase advance of the behavioral rhythm respectively.
In both trials, LDN was administered at 4.5 mg daily, once at night before bedtime.
An alternative approach to lower night BP and the morning surge is to administer treatment at night.
Due to difficulties in administering drugs at night, some providers took a pragmatic position by instructing caretakers to administer doses in the morning and evening irrespective of the time the first dose was administered.
Public worship is now regularly administered at the Capitol, every Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock by the Reverend Mr. Ralph". "CITY of WASHINGTON, June 19.
"Whereas in 1795 during construction of the Capitol, a practice was instituted whereby 'public worship is now regularly administered at the Capitol, every Sunday morning, at 11 o'clock';" "City of Washington, June 19.
