The phrase "administered to him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is receiving a treatment, medication, or care from a professional or authority figure.
Example: "The doctor administered to him the necessary medication to alleviate his symptoms."
Alternatives: "given to him" or "provided to him".
Steinberg also said Young had passed every test administered to him.
The results of a blood-alcohol test administered to him later have not been announced.
The results of a blood-alcohol test administered to him were not immediately available.
But Aubrac, who lost consciousness several times under the beatings administered to him, managed to keep his real identity secret.
He then asks for the Threefold Refuge (in the Buddha, the teaching, and the order) and the 10 precepts (ethical code; see sīla) to be administered to him.
According to a Lowell House tutor, Saradzhev admitted that he had been drinking ink an antidote, he said, to poison that was being secretly administered to him.
On Friday, Mr. Kralkin, 56, filed suit in State Supreme Court on Staten Island against the city, the Fire Department and the four emergency medical workers who were administering to him that night last June.
It said the cause was a mixture of the powerful anesthetic propofol and the anti-anxiety drug lorazepam, both of which, previously disclosed court documents say, Mr. Jackson's doctor has acknowledged administering to him the day he died.
than lawful medical or therapeutic treatment, he intentionally causes stupor, unconsciousness, or other physical or mental impairment or injury to another person by administering to him, without his consent, a drug, substance or preparation capable of producing intended harm".
There, Haimanot Hailu, who has been a health extension worker for five years, diagnosed Moges and gave Ms. Ngussie antibiotics to administer to him.
He put down the receiver and told the warden: 'We may proceed with the execution.'" At 7.10, the warden announced that the first chemical, sodium pentothal, had been administered, to send him to sleep, followed a minute later by pancuronium bromide, to paralyse his lungs, and then one minute after that, potassium chloride, to stop his heart - all fed through tubes from a "chemical room" next door.
