The phrase "administered to a specific" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is given or applied to a particular individual or group, often in medical or administrative settings.
Example: "The medication was administered to a specific patient based on their unique health needs."
Alternatives: "given to a particular" or "applied to a designated".
In contrast to whole lung LPS challenge only a fraction of the dose is required that can be precisely administered to a specific lung region and a vehicle challenged segment as an intra-subject control can be included.
It is important to define as clearly as possible the conditions under which the current conception of IPTi within the EPI delivery system, and IPTc administered to a specific age range of children, according to a particular schedule will be beneficial.
Computer Adaptive Testing uses a computer algorithm to pre-select the items that will be administered to a specific patient based on their responses to previous items.
Factor analysis is a useful technique to assess construct validity of an established instrument when administered to a specific population; however, the CFA and exploratory factor analysis are used for different purposes (9).
The Endocrine Society, for example, questions the benefits of testosterone therapy except when administered to counteract a specific malady like delayed puberty or AIDS wasting.
A detailed survey was administered to understand specific needs of residents.
The collected occupational data included a general work history and job- and industry-specific interview modules administered to elicit specific information regarding solvent use.
The vaccine isn't typically recommended because meningitis is so rare — about 4,000 people contract the infection a year in the U.S. Instead, it is administered to specific groups considered high-risk, including teens, college students and military recruits.
This comprises the time or frequency when the drug should be administered, the time between doses and the amount or unit dose of medicine to be administered at a specific time [51 53].
Proteolysis-inducing factor is only produced by cachexia-inducing tumours, and when purified and administered to mice it induces a specific loss of skeletal muscle, while visceral protein is maintained or even increased, as in cancer cachexia (Lorite et al, 1998).
Allogeneic blood products were administered according to a specific protocol.
