The phrase "administered at the same time" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when talking about two or more tasks, treatments, or tests that are carried out simultaneously. For example, you could say "The two medicines were administered at the same time."
As for T.D.A.P., it can be administered at the same time as a flu shot, which most older adults get at this time of year.
One of Mrs. Hirst's troubles came, it seems, because the Avastin she proposed to pay for would have had to be administered at the same time as the drug Taxol, which she was receiving free on the health service.
A DNA test administered at the same time also exonerated Jason Yantin, who was charged with raping another woman at the library about a month earlier, and showed that one man was responsible for both sexual assaults.
There needn't be any pain at all if the magical third cure is administered at the same time.
The present study was designed to determine if augmented linoleic acid (LA), an omega-6 PUFA administered at the same time, attenuates the cardioprotective action of RvD1.
Learning results of the treatment groups were measured by the same assessment instruments as those used for the baseline, administered at the same time of year.
It was assumed that the vaccine is administered at the same time as other vaccines so no further visit costs are incurred.
Levodopa could in fact be non-toxic on surviving dopamine neurons, but that could not be the case when the drug is administered at the same time those neurons are undergoing degeneration, which is what happens in the clinical setting.
When nanoclay particles and paraquat were administered at the same time, ALT increased from 41.5 in the nanoclay particles alone group and from 48.3 in the paraquat alone group to 126.6.
Possible explanations include the younger babies' less-developed immune systems, interference from maternal antibodies that babies carry in their first months of life, and interactions with the other vaccines administered at the same time.
"All we want is for patients who wish to die peacefully to have the ability to do so, through deep sedation that is administered at the same time that life-prolonging treatments are stopped," Claeys said.
