The phrase "administered remotely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a service, system, or process is managed or controlled from a distance, often through technology.
Example: "The software updates are administered remotely to ensure all devices are up to date without requiring physical access."
Alternatives: "managed from a distance" or "controlled remotely".
There are four homework assignments, a midterm, and a final exam, all of which are administered remotely.
But member states do not agree on whether to pay for care that is administered remotely; some, including Germany, rarely pay for it at all.In America only 21 states mandate that telemedicine be compensated at the same rate as face-to-face care.
A contraceptive that can be administered remotely to mares, with darts, was approved for wider use last month by federal regulators; that will make wild horse numbers more controllable, but also, critics say, more artificial, their wildness further ceded to an accounting ledger in Washington.
Ideally, these tests will soon be as accurate as clinical tests, but they can be administered remotely and patients will be able to do the tests themselves.
The machine can also be administered remotely so, in the case of a recall of a certain product, the fountain will stop dispensing the recalled flavors immediately.
In addition, unlike clinical assessments, HRQL instruments do not require clinician involvement, so they can be administered remotely by self- or parent-proxy report, possibly between or during clinical visits, and can provide unique information about the patient experience not available from clinical assessments.
A major strength of the study is that it deploys simple interventions that can be administered completely remotely, with minimal remote clinical monitoring, planned for a phone call or email once/week to check in on participants and see if they encounter any difficulty completing their training.
First, the study relied on in-person visits to complete the training sessions and a relatively small sample size, which limits the generalizability of the current findings; future study of the feasibility of administering EFMT remotely in a "real world" setting, and in a large sample, is needed.
One way to increase access to CBT is to administer treatment remotely via the Internet.
In terms of methodological design, the study had a typically low response rate of approximately 10% for remotely administered survey questionnaires [ 31] and this may be improved through targeted communication strategies such as additional warning and follow up e-mails prior to and after distributing the survey [ 32].
And the state's top anti-abortion advocacy group is urging lawmakers to prohibit providers from remotely administering the abortion pill via a videoconference consultation.
