The phrase "administered because" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to explain the reason or justification for administering something, such as a treatment or a policy.
Example: "The medication was administered because the patient showed signs of severe distress."
Alternatives: "given due to" or "provided as a result of".
Only, no split sample verification could be administered because insufficient blood had been drawn.
Over all, there are no reliable statistics on how many filler treatments are administered because each patient requires different amounts.
Critics say the process has been poorly administered because it has placed some residents in far-flung, often high-crime neighborhoods or suburbs.
But since only two to three such shots a year can be administered because of health risks, players with the condition spend much of the season in pain, trainers say.
For example, the letter says, if a course of medication has been cancelled by a doctor it can continue to be administered, because it is "rarely" cancelled on both records.
Although not a common route of exposure for poisons, injection is the only route in which the entire amount exposed is absorbed regardless of the chemical administered, because the chemical is introduced directly into the body.
Angela Clarke, 35, who passed third time when she was 18, said: "There must be something wrong with the test and the way it is administered, because there's no other way there could be such a bias towards one gender passing.
Depository Trust charged Carnegie a fee of $2,700 for publicizing its offer to banks and brokerage firms across the country, and PaineWebber allowed tendered shares to be sent to one of its accounts, which it administered because PaineWebber was the clearing broker for First Colonial Securities, the brokerage firm Carnegie used.
Last month's botched execution of Clayton Lockett in Oklahoma – and even every "successful" one of its kind – remind us of a simple truth: regardless of whether you support or oppose the death penalty, you have a right to know how it is administered because you have a stake in the outcome.
Furthermore, iron treatment must be carefully administered because of the risk of PTE.
Adjuvant chemotherapy was not administered because of the patient's advancing age and postoperative condition.
