The phrase "administering the required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of providing or managing something that is necessary or mandated.
Example: "The nurse is responsible for administering the required medication to the patients on schedule."
Alternatives: "providing the necessary" or "delivering the mandated".
Testing will begin on verbal prompt and cease at participants' discretion when they believe that they have administered the required 900 ml of normal saline.
When these agents were co-administered, the doses required to achieve the ED50 were about five times lower than those required when each drug was administered alone.
However, the possibility to administer the doses required by CLSI is commonly not feasible in primary health care.
It seems likely that prescribers are often unaware of the dosage form (and strength/concentration) that will be used to administer the dose required or the potential for inaccuracy that arises from their prescribed doses.
She said administering the tests would require giving up too much instructional time.
Locating or creating these sources takes more time than creating a prompt for the independent or paired tasks, and administering the integrated tasks requires more time since students have to listen and read additional input.
None of the studies reported health care outcomes and none of had documented any measure of ease-of-implementation, time required to administer the instrument, time required to score the instrument or the costs of administering and of scoring.
Dimethyl disulphide is a volatile liquid at room temperature and was administered by dispensing the required volume onto a glass Petri dish which was sealed inside the desiccator with the nematodes.
Chinese opera is less a career than a calling, the owner explains: performers can begin training at the age of nine, and study intensively with a master who oversees every aspect of their apprenticeship, from polishing the voice to administering the gruelling physical training required for dazzling sword-fights and acrobatics.
