The phrase "administered yet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether something has been given or applied, typically in a medical or procedural context.
Example: "The medication has been administered yet, so we need to monitor the patient's condition closely."
Alternatives: "given yet" or "applied yet".
The first interval (FI15) of the second-order schedule provides a time period in which no cocaine has been administered, yet rats are actively seeking the drug.
The ESGF's architecture employs a system of geographically distributed peer nodes, which are independently administered yet united by the adoption of common federation protocols and application programming interfaces (APIs).
In the case of conditioned tolerance to hypothermic agents, however, heat-producing response is motivated at the time of cue presentation, when the hypothermic agent is not administered yet.
Alcohol and tobacco are commonly co-administered, yet little is known about the effects of acute nicotine administration on alcohol consumption in humans.
These limitations have led researchers to propose abridged versions of the HAM-D that are quick to administer yet sensitive to measurement of symptom levels, change over time and relative differences in treatment efficacy.
This "fact" is a myth, and depriving survivors of appropriate burial ceremonies for their relatives may administer yet another blow to already injured or weakened persons (9, 31, 32).
First, EQ-5D was chosen over other HRQoL measures because it has been validated and commonly used in mCRC studies (Pickard et al, 2007b); utility can be generated from EQ-5D index scores for cost-effectiveness analysis; and it is easy to administer yet has a comparable responsiveness to that of a disease-specific HRQoL (EORTC QLQ C-30 scales) (Krabbe et al, 2004).
We follow a routine of walks in the forest and thermal treatments, including a 30-minute turbo Jacuzzi administered by yet another matron.
In healthcare, x-rays, lab work and diagnostic results of patients are owned by the facilities that administer them — yet the patient paid for the tests.
According to the municipal code (16), each municipality has the obligation to provide and administer waterworks; yet, at the rural community-level, most water projects are locally run by their council (18).
Literary estates are not generally administered by pussycats, yet Nabokov's heirs have let him publish his translation of the grand master's 'Mademoiselle O' (billed as 'a story never before translated into English', in fact a variant of a well-known work) as part of his own book on style and translation.
