The phrase "administration on time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where timely management or execution of administrative tasks is being discussed.
Example: "The project was a success because the administration on time ensured that all deadlines were met."
Alternatives: "timely administration" or "punctual management".
Only recently, promising results for the transthyretin stabilizing drugs tafamidis meglumine and diflunisal have been published, also showing the beneficial effect that clinical disease progression is slowed or even halted when administration started on time (Coelho et al., 2012; Berk et al., 2013).
Due to control exercised by coaching staffs and administration on free time, where to live, what classes to take, and even when allowed to use social media, the blurred line becomes crystal clear.
Table 3 summarizes the patients' vital signs, respiratory status, LOC, ABG, and naloxone administration on presentation time at ED. Table 4 shows the laboratory findings of the patients in both groups.
In particular, the agency took note of the administration's reliance on one-time transfers of money to fill gaps in the state's $32 billion budget.
Like GPI-induced arthritis, one time administration of anti-IL-17 mAb on day 7 and three times administration on day 6, 8 and 10 significantly ameliorated the arthritis.
Instead, his administration wasted time on an internal argument between the unilateralists at the Pentagon and the vice-president's office, and the internationalists at the State Department.
Figure 1 shows in greater detail the effect of PCC administration over time on patients' requirements for FFP, red blood cells, cryoprecipitate and platelets.
"Now the world will know that the Latino community expects the Bush administration to get this done on time".
Richard Leone, a former state treasurer who is overseeing the transition effort for Mr. Corzine, said that the administration was taking shape right on time.
The purpose of the MIT FSILG Task Force is to frame recommendations aimed at helping the FSILG system and the MIT administration to maximize the return on time, energy, and money expended in pursuit of mutual, high-priority goals.
