The phrase "administered only if" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a condition must be met before something is administered, such as medication or a procedure.
Example: "The medication will be administered only if the patient shows signs of improvement."
Alternatives: "given solely if" or "provided only when".
Anticoagulants are administered only if there is a pre-existing condition.
Neuromuscular blocking agents were administered only if deemed necessary by the clinician in charge.
Enteral markers were administered only if the patient was documented to be tolerant of enteral nutrition.
Both the RAD-Q and the RAD-I have 2 sections: one to assess reasons for antipsychotic discontinuation (administered only if treatment is being discontinued) and the other to assess reasons for antipsychotic continuation (administered only if treatment is continuing).
For females under age 18, the pregnancy questionnaire was administered only if the research staff knew there had been a pregnancy.
All drugs were administered only if the platelet count was >75 000/l and the absolute neutrophil count was >1500/l before each cycle.
During this visit, the product was re-administered only if the subject wished retreatment and the WSRS score had worsened by one grade or more from the score documented during the visit at Month 3. Subjects not fulfilling this retreatment criteria at Months 5 and 7 were reassessed using the same criteria between Month 9 and 12, receiving treatment only if the retreatment criteria were met.
Most de-wormers need to be administered only once, but if your veterinarian prescribes fenbendazole, you'll need to administer it repeatedly over the course of several days.
Administration of astressin was done against both local microinfusion (0.035 microgram) or systemic infusion (10 mg/kg body weight) of the excitotoxin; furthermore, the peptide protected even if administered only 10 min following excitotoxin exposure.
Questionnaires were administered only with the participant's assent; if discomfort was preventing response, the participant was offered the option of resuming the questionnaire following delivery.
We believe, however, that the use of this drug might be more convenient if it were administered only to patients at risk of developing SREs.
