The phrase "administration of intensive" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to healthcare, education, or project management where intensive administration is required, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The administration of intensive care units requires highly trained staff and resources."
Alternatives: "management of intensive" or "oversight of intensive".
This indicates that administration of intensive consolidation courses is more problematic in patients older than 45 years.
Approximately 3 weeks after the final induction treatment, patients were admitted for administration of intensive, high-dose chemotherapy (HDCT) consisting of cyclophosphamide (6 g m−2), mitoxantrone (64 mg m−2) and vinorelbine (95 mg m−2) over 4 days.
Administration of intensive care therapy has been coded accurately since 2005 [ 24, 25].
An independent assessment was carried out to ensure the safe preparation and administration of the intensive phase intervention.
In addition, reduced-toxicity myeloablative regimens (RTC) based on fludarabine and myeloablative alkylating-agent doses were designed to allow safer administration of dose-intensive therapy.
In these cases the immediate cessation of IvAm administration and start of intensive care is lifesaving.
Rapid and accurate diagnosis, timely administration of antibiotics and intensive supportive care are necessary to decrease mortality of serious complications of scrub typhus.
Mr. Hoffa also called on the Bush administration to end 12 years of intensive federal supervision of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, which was long one of the nation's most mob-infested unions.
It amounts to an endorsement by the Bloomberg administration of a labor-intensive, often expensive and still-developing therapy that smaller community hospitals say they lack the staffing and financial wherewithal to provide.
Hence, even after the administration of a dose-intensive chemotherapy regimen, 30 50% of the patients will not experience FN, while conversely, FN will occur in 2 15% of the patients who receive chemotherapy regimens with conventional doses of drugs (Miser et al, 1987; Tannock et al, 1988; Velasquez et al, 1988; Coiffier et al, 1989; Elias et al, 1989; Nichols et al, 1991).
The report came at an awkward time for Mr. Hoffa because he is urging the Bush administration to end 12 years of intensive federal supervision.
