The phrase "also be administered as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alternative methods of delivery or administration for a treatment, medication, or procedure.
Example: "The medication can be taken orally, but it can also be administered as an injection if necessary."
Alternatives: "can also be given as" or "may also be provided as".
Positive oral contrast agent may also be administered as part of the imaging preparation 60 min before imaging if lower abdominal and pelvic delineation of bowel loops from adjacent structures is required.
The use of S. boulardii for treatment of human gastrointestinal disorders is well documented (Buts [2009]; Vandenplas et al. [2009]; Zanello et al. [2009]) and studies indicate that probiotic yeast could also be administered as a direct-fed microbial to improve livestock quality (Collier et al. [2010]; Keyser et al. [2007]).
These antibodies can also be administered as vaccines against prion-like diseases, and several clinical trials are on-going 71.
Whereas infliximab and golimumab are to be given in combination with MTX, however, adalimumab, etanercept and certolizumab may replace MTX and could also be administered as monotherapy.
In addition to inclusion in first-line treatment regimens, primaquine can also be administered as part of mass drug administration (MDA) programmes.
Notably, preliminary experimental and clinical reports have shown that TP may also be administered as low-dose continuous infusion, thereby mitigating, or even preventing such adverse events [ 10- 14].
GHB is an endogenous metabolite but can also be administered orally as a performance-enhancing drug; therefore it is reasonable to hypothesize that endogenous GHB metabolism is associated with natural athletic ability.
Many dream that an effective vaccine could also be administered after HIV infection as a treatment, not a preventative measure.
Thrombolysis can also be administered by other routes as intravenous tPA delivery.
