The phrase "administered to prepare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is being given or applied in order to facilitate preparation for a specific purpose or outcome.
Example: "The medication was administered to prepare the patient for surgery."
Alternatives: "given to prepare" or "provided to facilitate preparation".
Once discovered, these proteins could, in theory, be administered to people to prepare their immune systems to resist attacks by the likes of tuberculosis, H.I.V. or malaria.
Methods: A questionnaire with eight questions regarding major psychosocial issues that are of importance to menopausal women was prepared and administered to a group of 70 Tehranian and 49 Semiromian women.
An anonymous questionnaire consisting of 15 questions was prepared and administered to all the physicians working at the IRCCS CROB – the Oncology Centre of Basilicata.
Prepared tablets were administered to every subject in fed condition.
The tissue samples were taken from mice to which 50 μg of HIV plasmid pCMV160IIIB (11) or influenza plasmid V1J-HA PR8) (14) with liposomes were administered and sliced to prepare histological examination.
The role of the drug-administering anesthetist was to prepare and administer anesthetic drugs according to a computerized randomization schedule.
In order for parents to administer rhGH in the home, patients/parents need to learn to prepare, administer and store rhGH, in addition to learning to perform injections in an accurate and reliable manner.
The hope is that more equity capital from the government, supplied through the conversion of preferred stock, will help Citigroup pass a new "stress test" that federal regulators are preparing to administer to 20 or so large banks.
A. Last summer we introduced an improved formulation that moved from a powder to a new liquid that is much easier to prepare and administer.
Additional time is required to prepare and administer the contrast agent, as well as to place an intravenous catheter.
