The phrase "are normally administered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical or standard way in which something is given or provided, often in a medical or procedural context.
Example: "Vaccines are normally administered in a series of doses to ensure maximum effectiveness."
Alternatives: "are typically given" or "are usually provided."
Although election procedures are normally administered by the states, the presidential election is too important to allow mismanagement and fraud in one or more states to affect those in other states.
● Anti-cancer drugs are normally administered by injection and do not reflect interspecies differences in absorption from the gastro-intestinal tract or first-pass metabolism in the liver.
EGFR antibodies, being large proteins (∼150 kDa), are normally administered intravenously in contrast to TKI, which are small synthetic molecules (∼500 Da) and are taken orally.
Many parents of autistic children say their child had been developing normally until autism developed at around 15 to 18 months of age, when the MMR vaccine is normally administered.
Nitrotain – the brand name of ethylestranol, the steroid used by Zarooni on 11 of the 15 horses he has admitted to doping – acts swiftly, clears the system in less than a week, and is normally administered daily.
If all skin tests are nega-tive, vaccine could be normally administered, with a 60 minutes post-vaccine observation (Table 2).
However, when the scientists gave rats tPA intravenously--the way it is normally administered to patients--it had no protective effect, presumably because the drug didn't cross the blood-brain barrier.
Due to the risk of venous thromboembolism, prophylactic treatment with subcutaneous low-weight heparin is normally administered.
However, owing to its short action, dexmedetomidine is normally administered by a continuous IV infusion clinically, but a long-term infusion of dexmedetomidine can be not done in our study.
