The phrase "administered to inform" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being provided or delivered with the purpose of conveying information.
Example: "The medication was administered to inform the patient about the potential side effects."
Alternatives: "provided to inform" or "delivered to inform".
Opting out was necessary, because "according to Leeds City Schools Public Policy, parents or legal guardians who do not want corporal punishment to be administered to their child/children must inform the principal of the school on an annual basis".
This informed the design of a survey, administered to 500 households (250 in informal and subsidized housing areas respectively, and 50 randomly selected households in each site).
Following the training, informed consent is administered to the staff participants and the baseline surveys administered.
The score is completed by the clinical champion at each site, informed by surveys administered to front-line clinicians who are directly involved in the medication reconciliation process when necessary.
Detailed phenotyping of the GRAS sample [ 26] contained odor naming and odor interpretation tasks, administered to 999 schizophrenia patients after written informed consent.
In our study, neither written informed consent nor health care providers informed parents about the vaccines administered to their children and that their child was receiving non-mandatory vaccines.
The informed consent process and the individual health care providers did not properly inform parents about the vaccines administered to their children.
We did not use midazolam, because it had been administered to the patient over a long duration in the ICU, and we were informed that the patient might have developed a tolerance to it.
Following a presentation of the study, informed written consent was obtained, after which the cognitive tasks were administered to the child in a quiet testing room.
was administered to all animals.
