The phrase "administered set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, resources, or procedures that have been organized or managed in a specific way.
Example: "The administered set of guidelines ensures that all team members are on the same page regarding project expectations."
Alternatives: "managed collection of" or "organized group of".
With a target sample size of 300, the 6 study interviewers could administer sets of 10 unique health states to at approximately 33 study participants, yielding at least 40 TTO values for each health state.
At baseline, each participant was administered a set of questionnaires by trained study staff.
To assess if the laboratory portion of the module led to significant gains in students' understanding of how statistical tools are applied to fully realize the biological meaning and implications of microarray data that were previously presented in the lecture portion of the course, we administered a set of postlaboratory assessment questions.
Rorschach hoped to administer his set of inkblots to everyone, from artists to aborigines, though when he died in 1922 at the age of 37 many European colleagues considered his test contrived and superficial.
This involved administering a set of standardized measures and the collection of biometric data.
According to WHO 2010 survey results, only 2638%8%) of the 68 Countdown countries had a policy allowing midwives to administer a set of lifesaving interventions during childbirth.
In future studies employing larger number of subjects this methodological problem should be avoided by administering each set of pain questionnaires only once.
Undertaking the survey involves training of a number of enumerators who will move from house to house administering a set of questionnaires to a cross section of individuals to solicit the information needed.
The SSEP is a small (<10 to 50 μV) electrical signal that can be recorded non-invasively from the skull after administering a set of electrical stimuli to one of the peripheral nerves.
