The phrase "administered effectively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the management or execution of a task, program, or service, emphasizing that it was done in a successful manner.
Example: "The new healthcare program was administered effectively, resulting in improved patient outcomes."
Alternatives: "managed efficiently" or "executed successfully."
The damaging side effects limit the dose of the drug administered effectively reducing the amount of the drug that reaches the tumor.
The containment of the disease shows how modern medicine and public-health measures, when administered effectively, can counter even the most deadly viruses.
The Law Society, which represents solicitors in England and Wales, said justice "must be administered effectively and fairly and with calm heads".
In order to be administered effectively, the protocols must include the assignment of responsibilities for transgene confinement, which are enforced through law.
However, the court also decided that the lower courts had failed to determine whether the collective-bargaining agreements as they were actually administered effectively permitted employees to use personal-business days for any purpose other than religious ones.
Our study shows that PSA can be administered effectively and safely with few adverse events to children less than 2 years of age in a pediatric emergency department.
take any action considered necessary to administer effectively the provisions of this subchapter.
In counterinsurgency, the dominant force wins all the firefights but loses if it does not stay to administer effectively.
Moreover, while the Afghan troops are impressive, the civilian government is still a long way from administering effectively and police forces lag badly behind their army counterparts.
Further, the complexity of interpersonal plus organizational relationships in these forms and the ambiguity associated with them make them difficult to administer effectively and psychologically demanding on the persons involved.
HBCUs also have to accept that the world in which they operate is infinitely more complex today, and by extension they themselves are more difficult institutions to administer effectively.
