The phrase "administered in general" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall application or management of something, often in a broad or non-specific context.
Example: "The medication was administered in general to all patients without specific adjustments for individual needs."
Alternatives: "administered broadly" or "administered overall".
Fentanyl is administered in general anesthesia upon prediction of its concentration with a simulator.
The combination could be safely administered in general, suggesting an investigation of Vorinostat in long-term curative pelvic radiotherapy.
WHOQOL-AGE is attempting to cover this need, since it is a short instrument, designed to be administered in general population studies, which covers the areas of QOL that are specific to older adults.
It is also a general limitation of the Prescribed Drug Register that medication administered in-hospital without a prescription is not included.
To reach as broad a student population as possible, the survey was administered in selected general education courses at ETBU by the professor teaching the course from 28 January to 10 February 2008.
Most common serious adverse events in a clinical setting are related to drugs that are administered in our general hospital.
Analyses were stratified by antibiotic mode and intervention: systemic antibiotics (which could be administered in the general or perioperative setting), non-absorbable antibiotics, and topical antibiotics.
Thus our second-line chemotherapy rate is closer to what is administered in the general clinical routine, presumably a consequence of the representative patient inclusion.
The global success rate (both clinical and microbiological success) at EOT (69.5%) was similar to that achieved when anidulafungin is administered in a general population [ 13, 14].
The study suffered from a high dropout rate, as is common in questionnaire studies administered in the general population (and probably more so among young adults), resulting in, e.g., women and native-born Swedes being overrepresented in the study group.
As the pertussis vaccine was principally administered in primary care in general practices to women in their third trimester, use of the CPRD for identifying vaccinated pregnant women was particularly appropriate as data on both pregnancy and vaccination could be rapidly obtained.
