The phrase "allowed the administration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where permission is granted for the management or delivery of something, often in medical or organizational settings.
Example: "The new policy allowed the administration of the vaccine to all eligible individuals."
Alternatives: "permitted the management of" or "authorized the delivery of".
In the 1930s, a propitious gold inflow allowed the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt to conduct monetary expansion without the Fed.
However, in the very personally painful and sensitive case of his wife's choice to induce labor in a situation that was apparently life-threatening to her and to the 20-week-old fetus with a condition that would make long-term survival impossible, the couple allowed the administration of a drug to speed the labor -- and hasten the certain death of the unviable fetus.
It was the searing combination of events that he credits with knocking Congress off kilter from the days of political unity immediately following the attacks to sharp divisions and distrust, an atmosphere that he says allowed the administration of President George W. Bush to successfully push its agenda despite severe doubts among lawmakers.
GDP growth: 4.3% GDP: $67bn (PPP: $132bn) Inflation: 4.3% Population: 14.6m GDP per head: $4,610 (PPP: $9,040)Healthy oil receipts and lending from China have allowed the administration of Rafael Correa, a left-wing populist, to support growth through government spending.
Furthermore, even if our study was not powered to detect major differences in outcomes, the TEG protocol allowed the administration of lower heparin doses without an increase in thrombotic complications and with a tendency for less bleeding compared to the aPTT protocol.
In the present study, pre-treatment of patients with subcutaneous amifostine allowed the administration of full dose of both drugs in combination with conventionally fractionated radiotherapy.
The units have allowed the administration to save tens of millions of dollars.
This endotracheal tube allows the administration of high concentrations of oxygen and the use of a mechanical ventilator.
Secondly, microinjection allows the administration of peptides in specific sites of the brain with minimal side effects.
Second, microinjection allows the administration of peptides in specific sites of the brain with minimal side effects.
On October 8th it sued the Italian government, claiming that it was allowing the administration of Parmalat under Mr Bondi to treat creditors unfairly.
