The phrase "administering rather than" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two actions or approaches, indicating a preference for one over the other.
Example: "The committee decided on administering rather than simply advising the new policy to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "managing instead of" or "executing rather than".
Earlier contact could allow the College Board to reach students who take the ACT standardized test, which the group does not administer, rather than the SAT.
Several groups, including Jabhat al-Nusra, banded together as Jaish al-Fatah (Army of Conquest) to take and try to administer rather than run into ruin Idleb.
The SEC had long defined these to be the institutions whose money a hedge fund administered, rather than their individual investors.
The hospital met with anesthesiologists to ensure a prompt response, and doctors are now required to specify a precise dose of medication for nurses to administer, rather than a range.
According to the film, one of the first decisions Israel made in the aftermath of 1967 was to declare the territories under its control to be ones it "held" or "administered" rather than "occupied".
But taking on both the bureaucracy and the media at the same time could expose the new government to a war on two fronts.The power of the bureaucracy dates back centuries, when it comprised members of the samurai elite who were encouraged to administer, rather than fight.
An oral solution of 9% Telebrix-38 (meglumine ioxitalamate; Tyco healthcare, Quebec, Canada) is administered rather than 3% used for most standard CT scans of the abdomen and pelvis.
Thus, any performance difference between Greidanus et al.'s (2005) two tests, or the lack thereof, may well reflect the conditions in which the tests were administered rather than whether or not the number of associates was fixed.
The main determinant of primaquine efficacy is the total dose of primaquine administered, rather than the dosing schedule [ 3].
Our data may reflect the low median of cycles actually administered rather than inaccuracy of clinical signs to evidence tissue lesion.
