The phrase "administered shortly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something that will be given or carried out in a brief or quick manner.
Example: "The medication will be administered shortly to ensure the patient's comfort."
Alternatives: "given soon" or "provided shortly".
The vaccine is administered shortly after birth only in infants at high risk of tuberculosis.
Antidotes are available to counter the effects of organophosphates, but they must be administered shortly after exposure.
Hepatitis B vaccine administered shortly after birth is highly effective in preventing mother to child transmission (MTCT) of infection.
These data provide evidence that the chronic energy supplementation after TBI improves outcome when administered shortly before cognitive assessment.
This study tested the hypothesis that 2 large doses of EPO administered shortly before CPB ameliorate the systemic inflammatory response to CPB.
The advice comes on the heels of reports that strong antiviral drugs administered shortly after infection virtually eliminated active virus from a Mississippi baby and several patients in France, an achievement that underscores the crucial importance of early detection.
In brief, oral tamoxifen, administered from shortly after weaning (i.e., after Mtm1−/y mice started to develop overt muscular symptoms), improved overall body strength, increased force generation in leg muscles, slowed disease progression through clinical stages, and importantly, prolonged the lifespan several-fold.
The current "gold standard" consists of a combination of aspirin and clopidogrel administered orally shortly before invasive procedures and then continued in the form of maintenance doses.
In contrast, severely ill patients may be administered antibiotics shortly after admission to the ED.
The in vivo growth in ascites form of rat fibrosarcoma cells of low immunogenicity is significantly enhanced by irradiated foetal liver cells administered locally shortly before or on the day of tumour-cell challenge.
14 In another published experiment the same group administered melatonin shortly before and during a short period of severe fetal asphyxia induced by umbilical cord occlusion at late-gestation.
