The phrase "administered information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where information is provided, managed, or distributed, often in a formal or technical setting.
Example: "The system is designed to ensure that all administered information is accurate and up-to-date for the users."
Alternatives: "provided information" or "distributed information".
Like the film's doctors with their pills, they administer information in carefully calibrated doses.
The Others segment administers information systems and telecommunication services, engineering business, management consulting business, epoxy molding compounds for semiconductor encapsulation, electrical insulators, flexible printed circuit sheet materials, synthetic resin molded parts, realty development business, and light emitting diode lighting systems.
Next, we did not administer information on other forms of psychopathology than depression and, therefore, we cannot control for comorbidity.
Recruitment strategies used by the Principal Investigator (AR) included newspaper advertisements, notices in nursing homes and direct contact with nursing home managers who administered participant information packs (containing an information sheet about the study and a reply slip) to residents' relatives.
Demographic and clinical information, as well as planned and administered treatment information after RP, was extracted from each patient's medical chart and collected using a case report form.
The CL software also kept records of all CGM glucose data, YSI glucose data, administered insulin data, and information concerning meals and exercise.
Sera positive for HCV1b and 2a were obtained from 4 chronic patients before IFN therapy administered (Supplementary information, Table S5).
The hospitals were located within the same geographic Area Health Service and used the same centrally administered clinical information system.
Using a nurse administered questionnaire, information on demographic characteristics and risk factors of cervical cancer was collected and samples of cervical exfoliated cells were obtained from all participants.
Specialist chest pain nurses administered the information sheets and provided verbal advice, so the sheets should augment rather than replace verbal advice with an experienced clinician.
Where employment in specific jobs or industries was likely to entail exposure to known or suspected occupational carcinogens of interest, job-specific questionnaires were administered and information regarding sources of exposure was identified.
