The phrase "administers it very" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing how someone manages or oversees something with a certain degree of intensity or emphasis.
Example: "The manager administers it very carefully to ensure that all protocols are followed."
Alternatives: "manages it very" or "oversees it very."
The F.D.A. then allowed Baxter to deliver heparin that it was in the midst of shipping, for fear that a total recall would lead to a shortage of the drug, but cautioned doctors to use as little of it as possible and to administer it very slowly.
Advantages of DXA are the very low radiation dose administered to patients, its very good reproducibility, and the capability to provide bone mineral density (BMD) values at central sites that relate to fracture risk [3, 5].
BQ is a simple, short questionnaire that is easy to self-administer making it a very attractive assessment tool for routine use in a busy clinical setting.
Remifentanil has an extremely short context-sensitive half time [ 11] which allows it to be administered in very high doses during particularly stressful intraoperative phases without prolonging recovery time [ 10, 12].
Certainly, we felt that we had the legal backing, but we had no moral qualms about doing this, because it was very carefully administered and very carefully done.
While this test is fast to administer and typically very reliable, it limits any opportunities to monitor the development of antibiotic resistance in N. gonorrhoeae – a phenomenon that is causing widespread concern globally.
Recently, Couture administered her very first same-sex marriage, now that it's legal in Nevada.
In a way, the military has been in charge of administering the very process that is chipping away at its nearly seven decades of political and economic prerogatives.
According to the authors, the scale is easy to administer (requiring very little training) and brief, and combines text and pictures to make it easier to understand.
