The phrase "administration more effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the efficiency or performance of an administration in a specific context, such as in a report or analysis.
Example: "The recent changes in policy have led to an administration more effective in addressing community needs."
Alternatives: "more efficient administration" or "administration that performs better".
Ms. Hutter said the reorganization would make the agency's administration more effective.
"My point was about making the administration more effective, with fewer levels of decision making".
"When the vice president goes to Capitol Hill, the members know he has the confidence of the president, and he's there representing the president, and that makes the administration more effective".
However, particularly advanced powers may use methods, including faster-than-light travel, to make centralized administration more effective.
In stroke patients there seems to be a particular problem in efficiently delivering citicoline at high enough blood levels required to be effective, and to avoid those differences in results evidenced between studies done by intravenous (IV) administration of the drug and oral administration, a more effective preparation for the oral administration is suggested (Rao and Hatcher 2005).
To reduce the side effects of long-term drug therapy and to achieve a sufficient concentration of drug penetrating the lens, topical administration is more effective than systemic administration [ 18].
Previous randomised trials and meta-analyses indicated that 100 mg (not 50 mg) rectal NSAID administration was more effective for PEP prevention than non-administration.
Specifically, the curve was above the diagonal line of no effect and had a significant AUC, indicating that atomoxetine administration was more effective than placebo in reducing inattentive symptoms.
A18 Push for Unfit Doctor Discipline Experts retained by the Bush administration said more effective disciplining of incompetent doctors could significantly alleviate the problem of medical malpractice litigation.
Conclusion: Extra-amniotic saline solution infusion with oxytocin administration appears more effective and is associated with fewer maternal complications than misoprostol for cervical ripening and labor induction.
In FEATURE, greater B cell repletion was found in the single infusion group at week 24, suggesting that the double infusion administration is more effective in prolonged B cell depletion.
