The phrase "administered gradually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a treatment, medication, or process is given or implemented in small increments over time.
Example: "The medication was administered gradually to monitor the patient's response and minimize side effects."
Alternatives: "given slowly" or "provided incrementally."
RDD involves administering gradually increasing small doses to complete the total therapeutic dose of drug allergens.
Daily CSP was started on day -1 (5 mg/kg/d intravenously) and administered at gradually reduced doses until day 180.
To minimize hypersensitivity reactions to the human protein, AIG and IVIG were administered in gradually escalating doses as outlined in Additional file 2: Table S2.
To prevent hypersensitivity reactions in the animals, infusions of AIG or IVIG were administered in gradually increasing concentrations such that the first 50% of the total dose was given over 4 h and then the second 50% over 2 h and 20 min, starting from the designated treatment time (see Additional file 1: Table S1).
Based on our clinical experiences in elderly patients with comorbidities, we used a starting low dose of isobaric bupivacaine and we administered it gradually to achieve better hemodynamic stability in patients of CSA group.
Similarly, in newborns with MAS, dexamethasone administered in gradually decreasing doses within maximally 9 days (at a dose of 0.5, 0.25 and 0.125 mg/kg/day, each administered for 3 days) decreased the oxygenation index and facilitated weaning from the ventilator [ 18].
Three days after surgery, endotoxin was gradually administered during 7½ h.
Following the pre-test, a final version of each instrument will be prepared and gradually administered to all the pathologists (N = 48), pathology technologists (N = 60), and surgeons (N = 30) involved in the Laval UIHN project.
Gradually they administered the food, but I didn't trust anyone and I hid the food in my bed, afraid that they would suddenly take it away.
He reestablished the role of the intendants or commissaries of the king, who administered the provinces; they gradually assumed the power of the provincial governors who had shown themselves to be unreliable during the rebellions.
