The phrase "administered outside of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is being managed or provided in a location or situation that is not within a specific area or organization.
Example: "The medication was administered outside of the hospital to ensure the patient's comfort."
Alternatives: "provided beyond" or "delivered outside of".
In addition, OPIA's website lists several summer fellowships that are also administered outside of the SPIF Office.
"It's insulting to the intelligence of the American people that she thinks that [convenience] would be a reasonable explanation for why she took the extraordinary steps of setting up an e-mail server apparently in her home, monitored and administered outside of the bounds of a State Department team that is there to ensure the security of communications," said Cook. "It's preposterous.
Patients with HAE should have access to targeted treatment that can be administered outside of the health care setting, for example, icatibant or a C1-INH inhibitor.
We investigate the extent to which RBAs administered outside of class with the online Learning About STEM Student Outcomes LASSOO) platform provide equivalent data to tests administered on paper in class, in terms of both student participation and performance.
Of the 9 patients in the warfarin group, there was 1 nonfatal bleeding event and 3 deaths, most occurring when thrombolytic therapy was administered outside of 48 hours from the last warfarin dose.
In my nearly 20 year of medical career, I have never (without exception) witnessed this medication administered outside of an operating room, intensive care unit, recovery room or emergency room and only to highly monitored patients (i.e. hooked up to several machines that monitor vital function).
Furthermore, some treatments are highly personalized and impossible to administer outside of specialized settings.
For example, 40% of all FFP treatments were administered to patients without haemorrhage and in whom preceding coagulation tests were normal or only modestly deranged (INR ≤2.5), and 29% of FFP treatments were administered outside episodes of INR prolongation.
Computer-based exams were administered outside regular class time over the period of 1 wk (Monday to Friday).
POCT refers to any diagnostic test administered outside the central laboratory at or near the location of the patient.
To quantify vaccinations administered outside minimum and maximum recommended ages and to determine attendant costs of revaccination by analyzing immunization information system (IIS) records.
