The phrase "administered in form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something is given or provided, particularly in a medical or formal context.
Example: "The medication was administered in form of an injection to ensure quick absorption."
Alternatives: "administered as" or "provided in the form of".
The pulses were administered in the form of packets of pulses (12.5 29 Hz), groups of packages (2.8 7.6 Hz), and series (0.08 0.3 Hz).
HRT is administered in the form of estrogen alone or in the form of estrogen-progestogen therapy.
In these experiments verbascoside was administered in the form of tiny capsules of lipids for effectively protecting the antioxidant during its passage in the digestive tract [ 13].
Recently, we established that supplemental oxygen therapy, administered in the form of brief cycles of hyperoxygenation, improved cardiac function by limiting cardiomyocyte apoptosis.
The shed blood was then retransfused and additional volume challenges were administered in the form of hydroxyethyl starch in portions of 10% of the estimated blood volume, until cardiac output did not increase further.
The test version of the full questionnaire, administered in the form of a self-assessment, comprised a total of 121 items: 45 new items and 76 derived from the original CSS-VF.
However, whilst 40 mg/kg bwt caused intense paraesthesia in all subjects tested, the same dose of β-alanine administered in the form of HCD as a chicken broth did not evoke symptoms of paraesthesia, possibly due to the altered pharmacokinetic profile, which was characterised by a delayed peak time and lower peak concentration (Harris et al. 2006).
Intriguingly, however, recurrent periods of starvation, administered in the form of intermittent, every-other-day feeding, can also extend lifespan in animals.
The mean and median amount of iron administered in the form of blood transfusions during the study was nearly identical in patients receiving deferasirox and deferoxamine (0·22 mg/kg/d and 0·23 mg/kg/d respectively).
In two series of patients treated for peritoneal carcinomatosis with MMC administered in the form of HIPEC, mean plasma half-lives of 76 and 84 min were found, in agreement with the general pharmacological observation of slower drug metabolism in larger organisms [ 6, 14].
