The phrase "administered well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the effective management or execution of a task, process, or service.
Example: "The project was administered well, resulting in a successful outcome and satisfied stakeholders."
Alternatives: "managed effectively" or "executed properly".
The hard dose of reality Cassuto advises is probably a good idea — it should just be administered well before kids enroll in doctoral programs.
Reflecting on this form of punishment, which was still being administered well into the 19th century, was a fine prelude to the Bug Pit.
Vaccines require prior knowledge of potential exposure to a disease and must be administered well in advance.
– was administered well by those gin-sipping bureaucrats and the military was a single cohesive entity then it would be a close thing.
"I have a high level of confidence that the program can be administered well without a big increase in expense," Glazer said.
He must shift his negotiating abilities from allocating the spoils for the personal enrichment of those loyal, to managing a healthy confederation of tribes, administered well through the loya jirga and other tribal governance mechanisms from which a truly functioning nation-state can thereafter rise.
In these models, HER2 DNA vaccines are easily administered, well-tolerated, and induce both humoral and cellular immunity.
The challenge is thus "to administer well the commodity bonanza", as Enrique Iglesias, the IDB's president, puts it.
Nonetheless, in today's world, subject to rapid changes and shaken by questions of great importance for the life of faith, in order to govern the ship of Saint Peter and announce the Gospel, it is necessary to have a certain vigor of body and soul, vigor, which in recent months, has diminished, forcing me to recognize my incapacity to administer well the ministry that has been entrusted to me.
The new instrument is easy to administer, well accepted and should be tested in further studies, also in other countries.
The instrument was found to be easy to administer, well accepted by the children and had an acceptable internal consistency.
