The phrase "administrate work" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would typically be "administrative work."
Example: "Her role primarily involves administrative work, including scheduling meetings and managing correspondence."
Alternatives: "management tasks" or "administrative tasks."
Some administrate insurance plans; some work on naval battleships or for pharmaceutical companies or for dermatologists.
In their work, Amandine administrates the program and connects with the community and Cameron teaches the practice.
"I think that there should be clearer guidelines for those administrating tests and would like to work with UKAD going forward to explore how this can be better addressed in the future so no other athlete is put in this position".
In the context of this work, the experiment consists of administrating the tests described in the previous section.
Cleanfeed, administrated by the Internet Watch Foundation, works to "minimise the availability of… child sexual abuse images hosted anywhere in the world" — it's a scalpel, not a mallet.
In this regard, many authors have already demonstrated the ability of antibodies to give such protection when administrated in a passive way[62], [63], although much work remains to be done in order to obtain such a vaccine and an effective immune memory based on these hypothetical protective antibodies.
The fund works in line with the ASPCA to administrate the money Bub and her fans generate, and then distributes this money to small shelters around the US.
The usage cases addressed by this work are those where users combine different commands to administrate and/or use distributed resources, i.e., when the toolbox approach would be used but is not used because of high network latencies.
He gradually came to realize, he said, that parliamentary politics "was administrating cultural values, and the real politics would be to work on those cultural values and to bring up new ideas of how things could be done".
The system thereby creates a working channel in order to be able to administrate or sample cells and substances to/from the extra-vasal space, and to make closure of the vessel wall safe.
