The phrase "administering it would" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of managing or overseeing something, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "Administering it would require careful planning and coordination among the team members."
Alternatives: "managing it would" or "overseeing it would".
As much as Goma was a coveted prize — it is the capital of North Kivu Province and one of Congo's most vital trade hubs — many rebel leaders said that holding the city and trying to administer it would have been too much trouble.
It is the opinion of the critical care physician that although rFVIIa is one possible option, administering it to this patient would not improve her outcome or, worse, it might convert inevitable death to a vegetative state.
The new badger vaccination programme will use available injectable vaccines, but research is continuing on an edible vaccine which would make administering it even cheaper and easier.
We administered it as one would expect convergence between aR and HQRL.
Although we did not ask who was responsible for administering this, it would usually be the anaesthetist.
It is unclear, for example, whether people who are delinquent on their mortgages would be eligible or whether lenders would administer it.
How such a labeling system could be improved, which agency would administer it (it's now the domain of the F.D.A ., which producers would be required to use it, whether foods should carry quick-response codes that let your phone read the package and link to a Web site — all of those questions can be debated freely.
But even in the unlikely circumstance that the states could handle this task – only a handful would administer it fairly or without chaos– the basic governmental function of rental assistance would still go on.
He does take some medication, and just who would administer it?" The families are in a quandary: They feel responsible for their vulnerable relatives but have little or no power to dictate where they belong.
Some authorities favour a state takeover of the property tax, partly because they believe that states would administer it more efficiently and partly in order to remove inequalities in taxing capacity among local governments—especially regarding financing for public schools.
