The phrase "administered to monitor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being given or applied for the purpose of observation or oversight.
Example: "The medication was administered to monitor the patient's response to treatment."
Alternatives: "given to observe" or "provided for monitoring".
Standard clinical instruments will be administered to monitor depressive symptoms over this period.
A follow-up questionnaire was administered to monitor patients' medications, diet, exercise, and side effects of gliclazide.
The Hip Disability and Osteoarthritis Score (HOOS, [ 56, 57]) will be administered to monitor symptoms and functional limitations related to the hip.
Considering that the HF-ICF-60 was administered to monitor health and nutritional status; overweight or obesity, in addition to disability, was a prerequisite for inclusion of a patient in the disability pilot sample.
Fluorescent labels were administered to the beagles to monitor new bone formation around scaffold.
F-FDG is administered intravenously to monitor biodistribution subsequently.
In addition, the BDD-D and MADRS-S were administered weekly to monitor progress and suicide risk.
This study was conducted based on a field operational test (FOT) conducted in 2014 that included 64 monitored drivers receiving input from a CCPS and a driving style questionnaire (DSQ) that was administered to all 64 monitored drivers.
Alaris AEP index monitoring was also administered to the RSS monitoring group.
On Sept. 14, the review board received a letter from Dr. Togias pledging that a physician would be present throughout the period that hexamethonium was administered, in part to monitor vital signs because the drug is known to lower blood pressure.
· A monitoring mechanism administered by UNICEF to monitor the rights of children affected by war in the North East.
