The phrase "administered hand" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a hand that has been given or provided in a specific context, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The administered hand was crucial in the success of the operation."
Alternatives: "provided hand" or "assigned hand".
After a setback at the startup tournament TechCrunch Disrupt, the boys return to their hotel and cheer themselves up by working out the most efficient way to administer hand jobs to every audience member.
Ladies, if you would like this man to "administer hand manipulation" (finger you), you'll have to stump up £120.
Her ambition lands her a job at Spiritual Palms, ostensibly a New Age aura-reading shop, but the company's main source of business is administering hand jobs.
And there are plenty of them, from the one about having sex with men in their 30s ("Generally much better, but you've got to rub their legs afterwards for cramp") to the one about administering hand-relief on a bus.
Adjustments were administered by hand, hand-held or table mounted instruments.
The scratch was administered by hand using a sufficiently applied degree of pressure to remove adherent cells from the polystyrene substrate, but not enough to cause a physical damage to the polystyrene surface.
In the case of girls, the law stipulates that corporal punishment should be administered on hands and not on buttocks.
When using capecitabine as radio-sensitiser, lower doses (1,600 2,000 mg/m per day) are administered, and hand-foot syndrome and stomatitis are less frequent.
As we all get tipsier, Matthieu administers another hand massage, to a different friend this time.
That would really hinder our ability to administer great "hand affection".
A rather big problem with these studies is the big range of doses of omega-3 PUFA administered on one hand and the variability of baseline diets on the other hand.
