The phrase "administration and frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing management or organization alongside the regularity or occurrence of an event or process.
Example: "The report focuses on the administration and frequency of the training sessions throughout the year."
Alternatives: "management and occurrence" or "governance and regularity".
In addition standard exploration of dose levels, route of administration and frequency of dose are practical.
Several biologic DMARDs are available, and they differ in mechanism of action, route of administration, and frequency of administration.
5 Possible additional factors contributing to discontinuation may include the inconvenience of infusion administration and frequency of therapy during the induction phase.
Studies selected for potential inclusion in the network were assessed for similarity in four criteria: baseline patient population, administration and frequency of common comparator, outcomes assessment, and length of follow-up.
Possible factors contributing toward discontinuation of IFN therapy may be inconvenience of infusion administration and frequency of therapy during the induction phase, as well as toxicity related to therapy.
The following variables were recorded: duration of cannabis use, previous use, cannabis derivative used (hashish or marijuana), route of administration, amount and frequency of use, supply source, physician's acknowledgement about cannabis use and changes of pharmacological treatment.
The attributes used by Hiligsmann and colleagues [ 1] include efficacy (that is, reduction of fracture risk), side effects, administration mode and frequency, and patient costs.
LvdM and PhEL extracted, not in duplicate, data on author, source and year of publication, language, study design, interventions (medication, way of administration, dose, and frequency), population summary characteristics (me(di an age, asthma severity) and study outcomes.
A non-inferiority study design was chosen based on the existing literature that both iron treatments could be equally efficacious, whereas they divagate regarding dosing limitation, administration (duration and frequency), and safety and tolerability profile.
These discordant findings may be due to differences in measuring drug use, such as the type of drugs used, route of administration, dose and frequency, current or past use, and polydrug use [ 4, 6].
Specifically, CPOE systems may reduce the frequency of prescribing and probably dispensing errors, whereas other IT solutions (e.g. barcode assisted medication administration and radio frequency identification technologies) may reduce the occurrence of dispensing and administration errors.
