The phrase "administrations is dependent" is not correct in written English due to the subject-verb agreement error; it should be "administration is dependent" or "administrations are dependent." You can use it when discussing the reliance of a single administration or multiple administrations on a particular factor or condition.
Example: "The success of the new policy indicates that the administration is dependent on public support to implement changes effectively."
Alternatives: "the administration relies on" or "administrations depend on".
The Conservatives, determined to highlight the risk of a hung parliament in which a minority Labour administration is dependent on the votes of the Scottish National party, also seized on remarks by Stuart Hosie, the party's Treasury spokesman, that it might block Treasury defence estimates in a bid to prevent cash being spent on a replacement for the Trident nuclear submarine.
Unsuitable prescriptions featured prominently, which suggests that quality administration is dependent on other healthcare professionals performing their roles appropriately.
Whether or not the oxidation of AA differs in relation to the route of administration is dependent upon nutritional status, the amount of energy, protein, and AA given, and the level of metabolic stress imposed on the subject.
The percentage of patients receiving nutritional support and the route of administration were dependent on the reason for admission to the ICU.
The dosage of GC administration was dependent on the experimental purposes as described below.
Briefly, the heparin dose was 1000 IU/h and the duration of administration was dependent on the APTT value, which was determined 6 h after the procedure.
The current study is the first to demonstrate acute in vivo vascular responses to exogenous androgen administration are dependent upon endogenous androgen status.
These participants were not excluded since the trial was pragmatic and there is no evidence that the mechanism of release of the platelet-derived growth factors during platelet-rich therapy administration are dependent on the pathways inhibited by aspirin and other antiplatelet drugs.
This formulation requires patient effort for administration, and absorption is dependent on the individual application technique.
