The phrase "administration of goods" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the management, distribution, or oversight of goods in various industries, such as logistics or supply chain management.
Example: "The administration of goods is crucial for maintaining an efficient supply chain and ensuring timely delivery to customers."
Alternatives: "management of goods" or "oversight of goods".
The officials entrusted with the administration of the goods of a church were called variously procurator ecclesiae, procurator parcitatis, procurator universitatis.
If we have wisdom to make the best use of the advantages with which we are now favored, we cannot fail, under the just administration of a good Government, to become a great and a happy people.
In February, his administration made available baskets of goods to millions of Iranian families that included staples such as rice, cheese, chicken, cooking oil and eggs.
In migraine attacks elicited within clinical studies by administration of nitroglycerin a good correlation has been described between increased levels of CGRP and the intensity of the headache [14, 15].
Our previous study showed that intravenous administration of butorphanol had good analgesia effects on patients after H-UPPP [ 8].
Nevertheless, because of the high response rate, the anonymous administration of questionnaires, the good test-retest reliability of similar data, and the openness in Cyprus about the subject of smoking, biases introduced are likely to be minimal [ 28, 29].
The remaining 5 patients showed subtle (sometimes intermittent) clinical symptoms such as local heat or swelling and elevated CRP levels; these patients required continuous or intermittent administration of antibiotics despite good performance status in terms of activities of daily life.
92 Intracavernosal injection of papaverine, phentolamine, and prostaglandin E1 (PGE1) (alone or in combination), as well as the intraurethral administration of PGE1, are good alternatives for patients who do not respond to PDE5 inhibitors.
By using these methods in the present study we found that intranasal administration of butorphanol achieved good analgesia, effectively suppressed postoperative pain in elderly OSAHS patients who underwent H-UPPP, reduced postoperative analgesic dosage, and decreased the incidence of POCD.
At this point, Baldwin was still naively convinced that members of the Wilson administration were people of good will who would listen to reason about the issues raised by the NCLB.
