The phrase "administering the competition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of managing or overseeing a competition, such as in sports, academic contests, or any competitive event.
Example: "The committee is responsible for administering the competition to ensure fairness and adherence to the rules."
Alternatives: "managing the competition" or "overseeing the competition".
The finalists' designs will be displayed, and the designers will be allowed to make some revisions in the fall, said Kevin Rampe, the president of the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, which is administering the competition.
Joanne Weiss, an aide to Mr. Duncan who is administering the competition, said she and her staff were working hard to persuade states to improve their proposals for the second round.
The vast majority featured bridges, gold miners and grizzly bears, with 50 to 100 surfers thrown in, said Sarah Dalton, a spokeswoman for the California State Library, which administered the competition with the California Arts Council.
In the event of any error, whether printing, technological or otherwise, which affects the competition in any way, the Judges reserve the right to administer the competition as though the error had not occurred.
New York State again dominated the contest, with 124 of the 300 semifinalists, whose names were released on Wednesday by the Society for Science and the Public, which owns and administers the Intel competition.
GNM may pass entrants' details to third parties and/or otherwise engage third party providers in connection with this Competition where the third party is acting on GNM's behalf for the purposes of administering this Competition and/or any subsequent publicity, and/or for the purposes of sending you GNM's marketing materials; and/or as otherwise required by law.
GNM may pass entrants' details to third parties and/or otherwise engage third party providers in connection with this Competition where the third party is acting on GNM's behalf for the purposes of administering this Competition and/or any subsequent publicity, and/or for the purposes of sending you GNM's marketing materials (where you have agreed to this); and/or as otherwise required by law.
While the independent system operator, responsible for administering the electricity markets, aims to provide the consumer with the lowest possible electricity price, lack of competition may increase prices.
ALG administers the Residual Value Awards, a competition that determines which cars in their segments retain the highest proportion of their suggested retail prices at the end of a three-year lease term.
Additionally 3 days before competitions he self-administered the diuretics aldosterone (50 mg/day) and thiazide (25 mg/day) to reduce extracellular and subcutaneous tissue volume and to achieve a better muscle shaping.
While continuing to administer athletics competition in the Olympic Games, the IAAF began its own quadrennial World Championships in 1983, established World Cup competitions, and established walking, cross-country, marathon and other road races, indoor track and field, and junior competitions.
