The phrase "administered to one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a treatment, medication, or intervention is given to an individual.
Example: "The medication was administered to one patient at a time to monitor their reactions closely."
Alternatives: "given to an individual" or "provided to a person".
The K-REC was administered to one cohort of students (n = 24) on two testing occasions to evaluate test-retest reliability.
For the self-administered organizational and behavioral assessment tool, the questionnaire was administered to one health worker (the facility in-charge) per facility in 2004 (n = 110).
Questionnaires were administered to one nurse and care worker at each facility.
During his first winter break, four kids from a rival town jumped him — in retaliation for a beating he'd administered to one of their friends the previous year — and clubbed his skull in with bats.
Perhaps other teams have played more difficult schedules, but it is hard to imagine a more thorough, all-around beating than the one the Jaguars administered to one of those tested teams Saturday.
For each patient, a dose of 100,000 replication units of tgAAVCF was administered to one maxillary sinus, while the contralateral maxillary sinus received a placebo treatment, thereby establishing an inpatient control.
When administered to one-day-old chickens, rIBV-Δ3ab, rIBV-Δ5ab, and rIBV-Δ3ab5ab showed reduced ciliostasis as compared to rIBV H52 and wild type H52, indicating that the accessory genes contribute to the pathogenicity of IBV.
A total of 164 treatment cycles (median 4, range 1 6 cycles) were administered, of which one was administered to the one patient who was lost to follow-up.
The questions on IPV in the Women's Questionnaires were administered to only one eligible respondent per household.
The remaining items (those in blocks not administered to any one simulee at the time) were treated as missing by design in the analysis.
For example, this instrument could be administered to patients one year after participation in thrombosis prophylaxis trials to assess the effectiveness of a study drug in preventing PTS.
