The phrase "administering them for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing or managing something on behalf of others, often in a medical or organizational setting.
Example: "The nurse is responsible for administering them for the patients in the clinic."
Alternatives: "providing them for" or "managing them for".
I typically read mdtravelhealth.com to find out what vaccines I need, ask my primary care doctor to call these into a good pharmacy that charges wholesale on vaccines (e.g. the Cure, 1025A Third Avenue, at 60th Street, Manhattan; thecureshop.com), then pick them up at the pharmacy and go to my physician who administers them for a normal insurance co-pay.
Guest et al. [ 10] used 9 weeks of antibiotics, Naddour et al. [ 11] administered them for 6 weeks and both reported success for S. aureus.
Yes, they know the smell, but that's just from the training, only using small amounts, and never, never administering them drugs for consumption.
These outcome measures not only had to be valid and reliable for the identification and assessment of Aboriginal people at risk, but also acceptable to those health care providers who were responsible for administering them to Aboriginal people, and feasible for them to do so in the context of routine practice.
Medicare officials said they would not lower payment for cancer drugs until they increased payments for administering them.
The offices responsible for administering them are in the process of closing down.
Opting out of vaccines or insisting on a schedule for administering them, as McCarthy now suggests, that puts others at risk (because your own child could be protected by herd immunity) is unconscionably selfish.
Under the federal education law known as Title IX, and other laws and the government guidelines for administering them, any time certain officers of a college become aware of certain forms of misconduct, including sexual assaults and harassment, they must report the information up the chain of command.
Drugs and intravenous fluid solutions are prepared by registered nurses in each area and on each work shift who are also responsible for administering them to patients (the department has no centralised pharmacy to prepare prescriptions, apart from parenteral nutrition).
24 According to one of respondent's amici, most pharmaceutical companies "have systems in place to maintain the inventories of wholesalers and retailers of prescription drugs (consisting mainly of periodic restocking pursuant to a general contract), [and] these systems are largely ministerial and require only a few employees to administer them". Brief for PhRMA as Amicus Curiae 24; see also ibid.
