The phrase "administers the standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is responsible for implementing or enforcing a particular standard or set of guidelines.
Example: "The organization administers the standard for quality control to ensure all products meet the required specifications."
Alternatives: "enforces the standard" or "implements the standard".
Once it was determined that Hixon had sustained a head injury, he was taken inside and a medical staff member administered the standard league concussion assessment on an iPad.
The innovative work of Ralph Frank, in which fifty individuals waiting for a bus in Portland, Oregon, were, briefly and with their full consent, taken into custody and administered the standard Fluid-Nation Identifier Questionnaire, indicated the worrisome ubiquity of these fluid-nations.
Groups 2 and 3 were orally administered the standard non-narcotic analgesic drug aspirin at doses of 200 and 400 mg per kg body weight, respectively.
In this study we administered the standard combination treatment to CHC patients.
Group 2 was orally administered the standard antinociceptive drug aspirin at a dose of 200 mg per kg body weight.
According to SOGC guidelines, we should administer the standard regimens based on a combination of anthracyclines/alkylating agents after the end of the first trimester [ 17].
Mice were administered the standard chow diet either AL or restricted to 40% of their normal food intake (60% restriction) at approx. the same time (10 00 hours) each day.
All adult subjects with P. falciparum were administered the standard oral dose of chloroquine (1500 mg chloroquine in 3 days) followed by primaquine (45 mg as a single dose).
The validity of the estimated IQ scores was evaluated in a sample of 30 children from metropolitan Detroit, Michigan [15 boys, 15 girls; mean (± SD) age, 10.6 ± 1.4 years], who were administered the standard versions of the WISC-IV, Boston Naming Test, and Delis-Kaplan Verbal Fluency Test, as well as the Inuit version of the Boston Naming Test.
