The phrase "administered only after" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is given or applied following a specific condition or event.
Example: "The medication will be administered only after the patient has been evaluated by the doctor."
Alternatives: "given solely after" or "provided exclusively after".
A second dose was administered; only after 34 minutes was he declared dead.
— whose test for abnormal protein deposits in brain tissue can be administered only after death — presented symptoms like drug abuse, impulse control and impaired memory only in the years before they died, suggesting that the disease contributed to it.
Using techniques that can be administered only after a patient has died, doctors have identified C.T.E. in all six N.F.L. veterans between ages 36 and 50 who have been tested for the condition, further evidence of the dangers of improperly treated brain trauma in football.
Salvage SRS was typically administered only after multiple postchemoradiation salvage systemic therapies had failed.63 patients were treated with SRS for recurrent high-grade glioma; 49 patients had World Health Organization (WHO) Grade 4 disease.
In most cases, antibiotics effective against multidrug-resistant (MDR) strains of Gram-negative bacteria (extended-spectrum beta-lactamase [ESBL]-producing K. pneumonia, Acinetobacter sp. and P. aeruginosa) were administered only after isolation of these pathogens from intraoperative cultures of infected tissues and/or removed components of the implant.
The unlabelled tumour-specific agent and the substance carrying the radionuclide were injected sequentially, with the radioactive compound being administered only after the antibody had localized in the target lesion and its excess was cleared, at least in part, from the circulation.
However, most of the tests can be administered only years after birth, thus allowing for the possibility that other mediating variables contributed to poorer performance instead of prenatal exposure to maternal smoking (e.g., exposure to secondhand smoking during infancy, differences in home environment).
In our sample, duration of the pain was variable and questionnaires were administered only at baseline and immediately after the treatment, without any further follow-up.
On the first day of treatment (Day 1), tivantinib was orally administered only once, with or immediately after breakfast, to evaluate the pharmacokinetics, especially elimination from plasma.
We administered only oral S-1 as adjuvant chemotherapy after the surgery.
We therefore administered only topical ophthalmic betamethasone.
