The phrase "are already administered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions that have been completed or processes that have been put into effect, particularly in contexts like healthcare or administration.
Example: "The vaccines are already administered to the first group of participants in the trial."
Alternatives: "have already been given" or "are already provided".
It would not directly affect the more crucial issue of sovereignty over the islands, which are already administered by Japan but claimed by China and also Taiwan.
For months, the crisis had relatively little effect on life in this country of about 10 million people, where much power and most everyday services are already administered at the regional level.
Moreover, these benefits would be enhanced in mCRC treatment regimens as standard first-line chemotherapy regimens approved for use in combination with cetuximab in wild-type KRAS mCRC, such as oxaliplatin, 5-FU infusion and leucovorin (FOLFOX) or irinotecan plus 5-FU infusion and leucovorin (FOLFIRI), are already administered in a biweekly basis.
The message that people need to consent to sex and that they can withdraw consent and that they probably shouldn't be totally wasted while they do it is one that college campuses are already administering to their students upon orientation.
In the management of chronic migraine, usually prophylactic treatment is already administered, therefore the choice of an additional drug for the acute attack should be decided considering the specific DDIs.
The program is already administered through the private sector and through non-profit organizations, with the government stating that only 40 per cent of people enrolled in ABE attended CNA.
Aerosolized antibiotic therapy is already administered widely in European ICUs during mechanical ventilation [ 86], despite limited published studies involving critically ill patients with pneumonia.
Antimicrobial therapy was already administered in 79.5% of patients with negative BCs, 74.6% with contaminated BCs, 82.6% with Gram-negative pathogens, 77.5% with Gram-positive pathogens, 87.5% with fungal pathogens, and 60% with polymicrobial sepsis.
The Department of Education is already administering a separate $4.3 billion competition among states to reward and encourage improvements to elementary and secondary schools.
Government, through Medicare and Medicaid, is already administering almost half of American health care and doing so with less waste than the private sector.
