The phrase "administering the underlying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to managing or overseeing foundational elements or systems, often in technical or administrative discussions.
Example: "The team is focused on administering the underlying infrastructure to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "managing the core" or "overseeing the foundational".
America is able to maintain its formal power over the addresses through ICANN largely because it does not exercise much in reality.Yet whoever administers the underlying infrastructure can subtly impose their values.
To acquire the insight and then administer the underlying morphological properties of these polymers still remains an uphill task for the researchers of the present era.
Based on these findings, molecular and pharmacological interventions were administered to investigate the underlying mechanisms and to test the possibility for therapy in experimental stroke models.
The empiric antibiotic regimen administered is based on the underlying pathology, patients' history, local ecology, length of hospitalization, colonization status, presumed inciting focus, and hemodynamic status of the patient.
Deal with the underlying cause.
But perhaps sensing that there would not be five votes to eliminate the drug, Justice Stevens suggested a minimalist approach: rule that "Kentucky is doing an adequate job of administering this protocol" and save the underlying question of the protocol's constitutionality for another day.
In this study, we used nebulization and inhalation to administer the CTCM and investigated the underlying mechanism.
Of those, 11 (15 %) were reported to be therapy-induced (by any of the agents administered), 12 (17 %) caused by the underlying malignant disease, and 10 (14 %) due to planned (elective) therapeutic or diagnostic interventions.
Given the frequency of infection as the underlying cause, antibiotics are often administered empirically (without knowledge of the exact source and nature of the infection).
SOME are prospering from foreclosures, particularly loan servicers that administer mortgages for banks and investors who own the underlying properties.
