The phrase "administered out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context you are trying to use it in, as "administered" typically refers to giving or managing something, while "out" does not fit well with that verb.
Example: "The medication was administered out to the patients" does not make sense.
Alternatives: "distributed" or "dispensed".
Sixty-five percent of the United States Anti-Doping Agency's tests are administered out of competition.
For reasons of hygiene, Schamasch said, the tests will be administered "out of competition" instead of at sports sites, where conventional urine tests are traditionally administered.
The United States and Dubai also allow steroids to be administered out of competition.
Programs administered out of this agency -- which created the oxymoron 'paid volunteer' -- provide funding to students and others who work in certain areas of public service.
109 110 This leads to DTP vaccination campaigns and to vaccinations being administered out of sequence.
Chelation adherence was based on patient report of doses administered out of those prescribed in the last four weeks.
Cycling did not administer out-of-competition drug tests.
Therapy with CDDP/epi gel can be administered on an out-patient basis, which is especially important to patients whose remaining life expectancy is limited and needed for family and personal affairs.
While diffuse large B-cell lymphoma and myeloma may not always present as acutely, and treatment is often administered on an out-patient basis, it can be associated with similar toxicities to those seen with acute myeloid leukaemia.
Obscure or not, the Soviets went on to take four small islands in the Kuril chain from Japan, a seizure that has kept Japan and Russia from signing a peace treaty nearly six decades after the end of World War II -- Japan still claims the islands, which Russia administers out of Sakhalin.
Although dG can be administered on an ambulatory, out-patient basis, many units find it more convenient to admit patients.
