The phrase "administers a plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of managing or overseeing the implementation of a specific plan or strategy.
Example: "The project manager administers a plan to ensure that all team members are aligned with the project's goals and deadlines."
Alternatives: "executes a plan" or "manages a plan".
In most cases, the cost of opening and administering a plan is pretty small.
Automated, paper-free 401(k) plans sold directly online reduce the cost of selling and administering a plan.
Congress took steps to avoid similar uncertainties with Medicare Part D. For any region left without at least two privately administered prescription plans, the government would assign a private insurer to administer a plan but would carry the financial risk itself.
Congress took steps to avoid similar uncertainties with Medicare Part D. For any region left without at least two privately administered prescription plans, the government would assign a private insurer to administer a plan but would carry the financial risk itself.
Its proponents were admirably practical about the nitty-gritty details of how to administer such a plan, how the neediest individuals could acquire ID and bank accounts, etc.
The radiation dose was administered to a planning target volume that included the radiologically visible primary tumour plus 1.5 2 cm margins and involved lymph nodes (including mediastinal lymph nodes >1.5 cm in their smallest diameter) plus 1 1.5 cm margins plus elective irradiation of the mediastinal lymph node regions 2 8 and the ipsilateral hilar lymph nodes.
Erisa places on those who manage, advise or administer a benefits plan a fiduciary obligation to discharge their duties "solely in the interest of the participants and beneficiaries".
He said the museum achieved its goal of greater flexibility in administering a health plan for management employees and union members.
Also, administering a voucher plan is expensive: Carnoy cited research estimating that record-keeping, student transportation and other costs associated with vouchers could raise public educational costs by 25percentt or more.
Maine plans next month to ask for bids from private insurers interested in administering an insurance plan for employees of small businesses, along with self-employed people and those without company health plans.
