The phrase "administration with potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a management or governing body that has the capability or promise for future success or improvement.
Example: "The new administration with potential has outlined ambitious plans to revitalize the economy and improve public services."
Alternatives: "promising administration" or "administration with promise".
Professionals often carry medications in precarious containers until time of administration, with the potential of creating numerous risks.
As the UK's second-biggest electrical retailer, Comet, teeters on the brink of administration with the potential loss of another 6,000 jobs in the retail sector, there has been one beneficiary.
The response in stroke volume to a PLR test substantially reflects the subsequent effect of fluid administration, with the potential to reduce unwanted fluid loading [11, 12].
We limited analysis to sedative and opioid administration with abuse potential and therefore did not record administration butyrophenones and phenothiazines.
20 21 In conclusion, weekly methotrexate is the preferred frequency of administration, with a potential switch to a fortnightly schedule in the case of sustained remission.
IMMD Group included 20 dogs subjected to the same therapeutic treatment combined with the administration of a diet with potential immune-modulating activity (see also " The diets" paragraph).
Embryo cryopreservation has a pregnancy rate of 15 25%, but as considerable time is required to obtain mature follicles chemotherapy administration may be delayed with potential detrimental effect on patient outcome.
In addition, dosage adjustments in patients with renal dysfunction were not always followed, as well as there were also other factors which perhaps contributed to toxicity, such as the co-administration of other medications with potential toxicity, including anesthetic drugs and muscle relaxants.
While it's true, as Sessions said, the press cannot place lives at risk with impunity, by publishing sensitive intelligence information— one can't equate leaks or tips about the investigation surrounding the Trump administration's potential collusion with Russia with national-security related information that could harm the country or aid a foreign adversary.
