The phrase "administered to continue" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a process or action related to administering something in order to ensure continuation, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The medication was administered to continue the patient's treatment plan."
Alternatives: "provided to maintain" or "given to ensure continuation".
A second, two-milligram dose of tranquillizer was reluctantly administered to the tiger, and they continued on.
"So I was in a fix". A second, two-milligram dose of tranquillizer was reluctantly administered to the tiger, and they continued on.
The same physical and educational program was then administered to Group 2. Both groups continued to perform the exercises and fill out their diaries for months 9 14.
After nasal carriage screening in July 2005, intranasal mupirocin was administered to all neonates and was continued until hospital discharge, usually for 5 days.
Plant-produced VLPs were immunogenic when administered to animals [ 15], further justifying continuing research into the use of plants for producing heterologous proteins for vaccine use.
Stating that there was no evidence that DNA or DNA fragments from PCV in rotavirus vaccines would cause harm to humans, FDA issued a recommendation for health care workers to resume administering Rotarix® and to continue administering RotaTeq™.
The law gave "clear incentives" to the police to continue administering the equivalent of Miranda warnings as a way of ensuring that a confession would be voluntary.
Fairview Health plans to continue administering the activation survey to patients and expand its motivational seminar program, and the University of Oregon researchers hope to further explore how clinicians can best encourage patients.
The doctors who must decide whether to continue administering the test may be less swayed by the panel's recommendations, which will be open to public comments before they are finalized next week.
Theranos also disputes the complaints about upper management instructing lab employees to continue administering possibly faulty tests.
