The phrase "advisable to administer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are suggesting that a certain action or treatment should be given or applied, often in medical or formal settings.
Example: "In cases of severe allergic reactions, it is advisable to administer an epinephrine injection immediately."
Alternatives: "recommended to give" or "suggested to provide".
Due to interactions of Hypericum with hepatic metabolism of drugs [86], it is not advisable to administer it together with other pharmaceuticals.
Because of the risk of red-man syndrome, it also is advisable to administer the loading dose in no less than 1 2 h and to use only diluted solutions of vancomycin (typically no more than 10 g/L in 5% glucose).
Nevertheless, it is advisable to administer antibiotics before skin incision.
If resources are available, it is advisable to administer the questionnaires in face-to-face interviews in order to avoid their loss or response errors.
From this discussion it emerges that, given that correlation and coincidence learning represent a neuroscience principle, it is advisable to administer language therapy in a massed-practice fashion.
In MO adults, La Colla et. al. concluded that it is advisable to administer propofol to MO patients by titration to targeted processed-EEG values [ 30].
Aspirin given to children has been linked to a dangerous condition called Reye's Syndrome.[9] It is therefore advisable only to administer aspirin as an adult.
To avoid the creation of another expensive bureaucracy only to duplicate existing capacities, it is advisable to use the existing financial and delivery networks to administer the program.
There are certainly environments where the risks make PPP not advisable due to the return a private investor would require, potential non bankability, and probable lack of local capacity to administer complex contracts.
It may also be advisable to ensure that supervised dosing of dogs is conducted by trained operatives, rather than relying on dog owners to administer the tablets, as this has been a feature of most successful control campaigns to date, and can help ensure compliance (Craig and Larrieu, 2006).
The tests themselves are easy to administer.
