The phrase "administered in time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something was given or provided within a specific timeframe.
Example: "The medication was administered in time to prevent any complications."
Alternatives: "given on time" or "provided promptly".
After identifying the Brazilian Wandering spider, whose venom is toxic to a person's nervous system and can kill if an anti-venom is not administered in time, Tim and his wife called Waitrose for help.
Opioid overdose deaths are avoidable if the antagonist naloxone is administered in time.
If administered in time, it can send an overdose victim into immediate withdrawal.
This is important because treatment can be administered in time thus preventing the progression of the disease into severe stage.
Coverage of traditional and newly recommended vaccinations based on birth cohorts can be estimated in regard to whether childhood vaccinations have been administered in time and whether series of immunizations have been completed.
Because the initial symptoms of neonatal sepsis may be nonspecific and subtle and may become fulminant if appropriate antibiotics are not administered in time, the role of plasma CRP level in adequately predicting serious bacterial infection in neonates has recently become the topic of several studies [ 30– 30].
To assess self-assessment of L2 writing proficiency, we also administered in Times 1 and 3 a questionnaire presenting descriptions of real-life tasks and asking students to what degree they thought each statement fit to their situation on a scale of 1 to 4 (1 = The description does not fit me at all. to 4 = It fits me well).
For analysis 2, physical activity measurement was based on responses to three questions on leisure-time sport administered in 2000 (time 1, T1) and 2007 (Time 2, T2).
To top it all, an experimental drug was found and administered in record time," explained the Lisbon-based artist.
The MINI was originally developed to meet the need for a structured assessment instrument that could be administered in minimal time.
However, the incidence of marked skin toxicity observed in our study, is significantly lower than that usually reported when lower doses of PLD (35 mg m−2) are administered in shorter time intervals, every 3 weeks (Gogas et al, 2002).
