The phrase "administered for about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the duration or time frame for which something has been administered, such as medication or treatment.
Example: "The medication was administered for about two weeks before the doctor decided to change the treatment plan."
Alternatives: "given for approximately" or "provided for around".
On average, sequential therapy was administered for about 10 days.
When the fifth trial is completed, a fixed battery of other cognitive tests will be administered for about 20 min.
Selenium supplement (by the standard 2 μg/kg/day which is well documented) was commenced per os and was administered for about 6 months.
But when administered for about 4 weeks, rats in LTBK, MTBK and HTBK groups showed a significant (P < 0.01, P < 0.05, and P < 0.05, respectively) decrease in the levels of blood glucose when compared with the Mod group rats.
The IV-MO dose was administered for about 5 min at 1/5 of the oral daily dose, converted using an equianalgesic ratio of 1/3 (IV/oral) (Mercadante et al, 2004).
In another phase II study, the American College of Surgeons Oncology Group (ACOSOG) Z1031 trial, comparing response to the three AIs in the neoadjuvant setting, the endocrine agents were administered for about 4 months and the overall BCS rate was 83.1%% in the women considered 'marginal for BCS' at baseline, and around 50%% in the women categorized as 'only eligible for mastectomy'.
The judge, Sterling Johnson Jr. of the Federal District Court, said the agency had "chronically and systematically" delayed or stopped subsistence benefits, including emergency housing, rent assistance, food stamps, Medicaid and other services that it administers for about 25,000 New Yorkers who have AIDS or are H.I.V.-positive.
The judge, Sterling Johnson Jr. of Federal District Court, ruled that the agency, the Division of AIDS Services and Income Support, had "chronically and systematically" delayed or terminated subsistence benefits, including emergency housing, rent assistance, food stamps, Medicaid and other services, that it administers for about 25,000 New Yorkers who have AIDS or are H.I.V.-positive.
Although H2-antihistamines are often administered for emergency treatment in anaphylaxis, there is uncertainty about their effectiveness in this disease.
As the physician considers which medical course of action to recommend, the software provides real-time information about the protocols their colleagues administered for patients with similar conditions.
To treat them, two pills of Neo-Sulfalyte administeredered orally for about a 100 lbs.
