The phrase "an appropriate administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a suitable or fitting management or governing body in a specific context.
Example: "The committee was pleased to announce that they had appointed an appropriate administration to oversee the new project."
Alternatives: "a suitable management" or "an adequate governing body".
Therefore, a successfully designed vaccine therapeutics is always an optimal combination of antigens, immuno-potentiators, vaccine carriers, and an effective formulation of the above, which is delivered through an appropriate administration route.
Studies assessing this candidate's in vivo bioactivity and biocompatibility are the focus of future work, aiming to identify an appropriate administration route that maximizes antiatherosclerotic efficacy with minimal adverse effects.
This two-stage approach was adopted because some problems in care contributing to death are not the result of poor practice (eg, a patient experiencing an intracerebral bleed after appropriate administration of a thrombolytic drug following myocardial infarction).
Such a hemodilutional loss of coherence can be corrected by maintaining an adequate hematocrit and by the appropriate administration of quality blood (e.g., [ 45, 46]).
As we stated in the Azores, we plan to seek the adoption of new United Nations Security Council resolutions that would affirm Iraq's territorial integrity, ensure rapid delivery of humanitarian relief and endorse an appropriate postconflict administration for Iraq.
This finding shows that appropriate administration of RT plays a very important role in this protocol.
The convenience field survey was considered the most appropriate administration mode to involve a sample of respondents from the general population.
Recognizing a potential exposure by the patient and appropriate administration of PEP by healthcare professionals is critical to maintaining the low rates of human rabies deaths observed in the United States.
Site psychometricians conducting the assessments will be blinded to group allocation and will receive training by a member of the coordinating center staff regarding appropriate administration of all measures, scoring and data reporting to ensure data quality.
Two obstetricians in 2012 13 suggested incentives to enable improved uptake; one trainee obstetrician 'joked'that appropriate administration of the therapy could be "a requirement for getting onto the training program" (TO2-2012/13).
In every profession, good management practices and appropriate administration are essential for success, and science is no exception.
