The phrase "administering it effectively" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the management or execution of a task, project, or process in a manner that achieves desired results.
Example: "The key to success in this project lies in administering it effectively to meet our deadlines and objectives."
Alternatives: "managing it efficiently" or "executing it successfully."
How can banks comply with a rule that complicated, and how can regulators effectively administer it in a way that doesn't make it harder for banks to serve their customers and further weaken the broader economy?
Of the three vaccines administered, it appears that only RgCA/04/09xPR8 effectively and consistently elicited high reactive serum antibody titers against the CA/04/09 virus in all the immunized hosts (mice, ferrets, and pigs) (Table 1, Fig. 2, and Fig. 3).
Leadership soft skills are very beneficial for administering organization effectively and efficiently.
Should organizers try to win more elections and add members, or consolidate and work on administering contracts effectively?
The instrument's predictive ability is only useful if it can feasibly be administered both effectively and efficiently.
Moreover, while the Afghan troops are impressive, the civilian government is still a long way from administering effectively and police forces lag badly behind their army counterparts.
"On the whole, as a supporter of capital punishment, he believes he has a special obligation to ensure that it's administered fairly and effectively in the federal system," said Jake Siewert, the president's spokesman.
In response to Mr. Garza's execution, the White House said today that Mr. Bush "believes strongly that the death penalty, when it's administered fairly and effectively, and when defendants have full access to the courts, that the death penalty serves as a deterrent to crime, and that's why he believes in the death penalty".
Not only do some states lack the funds or ability to administer this program effectively, but it is very likely to meet with a partisan response from the Red States, who can opt to starve Medicaid of resources or make the requirements for eligibility so tough that it becomes useless.
African nations need to set up education and prevention efforts and develop the medical infrastructure to administer drugs effectively before they can make good use of loans to purchase medicine, he said.
