The phrase "administered her" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in a medical or formal context to describe the act of giving someone a treatment or medication.
Example: "The nurse administered her the prescribed medication to help alleviate her symptoms."
Alternatives: "gave her" or "provided her with".
After the injection was administered, her last words were, "I love you, my babies".
The father of one cadet, Kristen Wentz, is based in Iraq as a colonel, and administered her swearing-in through a teleconference hook-up from Tikrit.
Before Ms. Nonino administered her makeover, Italian grappa was no more dignified than its ingredients: the grape skins, seeds and stems left over from making wine.
A month later, she administered her first Eucharist at the Chapel of the Cross — the little church in North Carolina where, more than a century earlier, a priest had baptized her grandmother Cornelia, then still a baby, and still a slave.
Days later, it was thought the elderly author may have been pressured into publishing the new book after it emerged her late sister Alice, a lawyer who administered her young sister's affairs, wrote in 2011: "Harper can't see and can't hear and will sign anything put before her by anyone in whom she has confidence".
It was thought the elderly author may have been pressured into publishing the new book after it emerged her late sister Alice, a lawyer who administered her younger sister's affairs, wrote in 2011: "Harper can't see and can't hear and will sign anything put before her by anyone in whom she has confidence".
He administers her medicines.
Only then could she administer her instructions.
Administering her chemotherapy enabled me to get to know her.
I am daily support for checking her moods, administering her medications, and driving her to appointments.
Not long afterward, she started the Biocon Foundation, to administer her philanthropic work.
