The phrase "administered to influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing actions taken to affect or change a situation, behavior, or outcome.
Example: "The medication was administered to influence the patient's recovery process positively."
Alternatives: "given to affect" or "provided to sway".
Major League Baseball and the players union commissioned Leder and his colleague, Dr. Joel S. Finkelstein, to conduct a study on the supplement androstenedione in 2000, but baseball and union officials say no such study has ever been administered to determine the influence of steroids on baseball players.
Acepromazine was administered to evaluate the influence of sedation.
A validated 4-item measure developed specifically for CRCS was administered to assess family and friends' influence on CRCS [ 20].
Every three months, activity index [ 26] and severity index were assessed [ 27] and Global Health Status (GH) and Health Assessment Questionnaire (HAQ) were administered to patients to evaluate the influence of the disease on daily functions.
A quantitative survey was administered to a convenience sample of workers to assess factors influencing adherence.
Our findings also raise the intriguing possibility of administering GABAA antagonists to influence immune function.
The refusal rate for the sexual orientation identity question was low, particularly in the web survey, and differences in how this question was administered were not found to influence results materially.
In some places, witnesses view lineups on laptop computers to make them completely "blind" to influence from someone administering the process.
No other systemic therapy or drugs known to influence bone metabolism were administered during the study.
Pathological confirmation of negative lymph nodes in patients with PTC appears to influence the decision to administer postoperative RAI if ≥5 negative lymph nodes are removed.
