The phrase "advantage of administering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits or positive aspects of managing or overseeing a particular process or system.
Example: "The advantage of administering this program effectively is that it leads to improved outcomes for all participants."
Alternatives: "benefit of managing" or "merit of overseeing".
But I have to say I disagree – I've seen a huge range of life-limiting conditions at the hospice, right from diagnosis to end of life, and have had the advantage of administering one-to-one care that I'd never experience in a hospital setting.
An important advantage of administering human cell-free Hb was that it enabled us to discriminate circulatory uptake of cell-free Hb from sampling-derived hemolysis.
Perhaps the key advantage of administering antibiotics by inhalation rather than via IV infusion is the potential to deliver high concentrations of antibiotic directly to the site of lung infection [28, 29].
We thereby could show an advantage of administering mixtures of plant metabolites on inhibition of cell motility and survival.
An additional advantage of administering radiation therapy synchronously with chemotherapy is the shortening of the overall duration of treatment without a substantial increase in toxicity [ 18].
Given that the rationale of perioperative intraperitoneal chemotherapy is to target microscopic disease, it would seem unjustified if the contributing survival advantage of administering EPIC after HIPEC is ignored purely for its morbidity and the convenience of postoperative care.
As proof of principle, a study in 1997 demonstrated the advantages of administering prednisone overnight, just prior to the rise in IL-6 levels and joint stiffness [ 60].
Despite apprehension, half of healthcare professionals (8) recognised the possible advantages of administering a polypill to everyone over a specific age: mainly the potential to reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular disease at a population level.
There are a number of theoretical advantages to administering neoadjuvant chemotherapy in the context of resectable disease.
She also highlighted the advantages of administering Vitamin A for prevention of night-blindness and use of albendazole for de-worming during the NIDs, which would likely to have an impact on health and survival of the children of Bangladesh.
Oral chelators are now available: Deferasirox has the advantage of being administered once daily, with a low toxicity profile.
