The phrase "administering the current" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or overseeing a flow of electricity, funds, or other resources that are currently in use.
Example: "The technician is responsible for administering the current to ensure that the system operates efficiently."
Alternatives: "managing the flow" or "overseeing the current".
The device administering the current started to beep, and I saw that twenty minutes had passed.
Instead, according to the survey, these CEOs seem to be preoccupied with administering the current business operation.
Given the toxicity, cost and difficulty in administering the current three-drug regimen (TICb) in a multi-institutional setting, it is the authors' belief that randomised phase III comparisons of TICb vs either paclitaxel+carboplatin or paclitaxel+ifosfamide doublets are not currently justifiable.
My jaw chattered slightly as Bestmann administered the current that arrested my Mary Poppins word.
My jaw chattered slightly as Bestmann administered the current that arrested my Mary Poppins word.
UN officials trying to administer the current system, whereby Iraq can sell up to $5.2 billion-worth of oil every six months to pay for food and medicine, find it utterly ineffective.
"We would prefer not to use state money for a test that has such a short shelf life if we're not going to continue using it," Mr. Ten Eyck said, adding that it costs the state about $5 million to administer the current test.
"You are taking a tremendous risk (in administering the ASIDS test) with the current law," Moncada said.
IFX is a registered drug and is administered following the current instructions for administering the drug.
The mean activity that would have been administered to the subjects of this study using expressions (3) to (6) is 66 MBq (29%) lower than was actually administered using the current protocol and 11 MBq lower than the mean activity recommended using the quadratic formula described in the current EANM Guideline calculated as described above.
The current guidelines call for administering the drugs when someone's T-cell count drops to 500 or below.
