The phrase "administering a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing, distributing, or overseeing something substantial, such as medication, resources, or projects.
Example: "The nurse was responsible for administering a large dose of the vaccine to the patients."
Alternatives: "dispensing a significant" or "providing a substantial".
So the Fed is administering a large dose — which is where all those reserves come from.
The confederacy reached its peak during the 17th century, administering a large area that stretched north of the Zambezi River to the Dwangwa River, west to the Luangwa River, and east to the Mozambique coast.
Instead, Mr. Lax writes, Dr. Howard Florey, a professor of pathology who was director of the Sir William Dunn School of Pathology at Oxford University, carried out that work, in part because of his ability to raise grants from foundations and government agencies and in part because of his organizational skills in administering a large laboratory filled with talented but often quirky scientists.
The shift in the logic of economy from the house to the vast domain of political economy indicates not only the origin of the economy but also how the technique of administering a large territory and its population always starts from the management of the most basic private space.
As the number of required skills increases and the team grows in size, a single leader is not sufficiently capable of administering a large project since the leader may not have enough time to communicate with all of the team members.
"The odds of repeating another Afghanistan or Iraq — invading, pacifying, and administering a large third-world country — may be low," Mr. Gates said, but the Army and the rest of the government must focus on capabilities that can "prevent festering problems from growing into full-blown crises which require costly — and controversial — large-scale American military intervention".
The government of Austria justifies its reaction by admitting to being incapable of organising and administering a larger influx of refugees.
"The government of Austria justifies its reaction by admitting to being incapable of organising and administering a larger influx of refugees … While it is easy for a landlocked nation like Austria to barrage herself behind walls, such a policy of avoidance is impossible for a country comprising over 2,000 islands and with a coastline of almost 14,000km".
The same applies during surgery: administering a larger anaesthetic dose than is necessary could have implications for wound healing and acquisition of postoperative infections.
Furthermore, this formulation offers the added benefit relative to other available insulins of administering a larger dose in a smaller volume.
The 1714 Longitude Act created the Board of Longitude to administer a large monetary prize and progress payments for the precise determination of a ship's longitude.
