The phrase "administered waves of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is describing the act of delivering or applying a series of waves, often in a metaphorical or technical sense.
Example: "The therapist administered waves of sound therapy to help the patient relax and alleviate stress."
Alternatives: "delivered waves of" or "applied waves of".
The EMSE has also been administered at later waves of the study, and later papers will examine longitudinal aspects of the EMSE and its ability to detect new cases of dementia.
It could do with being less martial and more mercurial – the plot hinges on persuading the central character that he has dreamt what has just happened to him – but it delivers like a branding iron the power of the play, in which brutality is administered along with great waves of philosophy and a winged imagination.
As a result of problems with access to SurveyMonkey, we administered this wave via REDCap, an alternate secure, online application for managing surveys.
ESWL-induced acute kidney injury is dose-dependent (increases with the total number of shock waves administered and with the power setting of the lithotriptor) and can be severe, including internal bleeding and subcapsular hematomas.
Experiment 2 was designed to evaluate the effect of this treatment on the ovarian superovulatory response and embryo yield following eCG treatment administered on day of follicular wave emergence as determined in the Experiment 1.
The survey, carried out by the Wage Dynamics Network (WDN), a research network of the European System of Central Banks (ESCB), was administered in two waves.
Four waves of surveys have been administered to the cohort prior to them entering school at the ages of 6 months, 18 months, 3 years, and 5.5 years.
The CFC Scale was administered in 11 waves to a heterogeneous panel, designed to be representative of the Dutch population aged 16 and over.
This technique uses acoustic shock waves administered outside the body to break down the stones.
At each wave, participants completed self-report measures on a laptop computer and the interviewer administered a battery of physical and cognitive tests.
