The phrase "administered operation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to medical procedures or management tasks where an operation is carried out under supervision or authority.
Example: "The administered operation was successful, and the patient is now recovering well."
Alternatives: "conducted procedure" or "executed operation".
Two other studies have also failed to demonstrate a reduction in infective complications with perioperative IED 17, 18 and a further study showed no benefit from IED administered after operation in patients undergoing surgery for upper gastrointestinal malignancies 19.
No premedication was administered before operation.
As a prophylactic antibiotic, cefuroxime was administered before operation, 250 mg i.v. for dogs and 750 mg i.v. for pigs.
Under questioning from reporters, Lt. Skip DiCerchio, who administered the operations, confirmed that a third undercover officer, a woman, was at another campus last semester, but she was removed because the operation became "compromised". Authorities would not identify the school or say whether the officer would be used on another campus.
Adjuvant chemotherapy, radiotherapy, hormonal therapy, and biological therapy were administered post-operation according to each cancer, in a standard manner.
Dr. Goldenberg continues to do basic research, seeking grants and administering an operation with an annual budget of about $5 million that employs 55 people.
Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI), group of U.S. universities that administers the operation of two federally funded research facilities, one in nuclear physics and the other in radio astronomy.
Therefore, a new energy efficiency model, based on the internal parameters of a railway cellular network in administering the operation of a network cell, is needed.
The village was also incorporated into the Hollingbourne Poor Law Union (a means of funding and administering the operation of the Poor Laws in the area).
Therefore, iv fluid administered during the operation was directly proportional to the duration of the operation, as analyzed by ANOVA (P < 0.0001).
This disconcerted him, but he knew that it might be a temporary side effect of a steroid administered during the operation.
