The phrase "are simple to administer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing processes, systems, or tools that are easy to manage or implement.
Example: "The new software updates are simple to administer, making it easier for our IT team to maintain."
Alternatives: "easy to manage" or "straightforward to implement."
The loans also protect the lender against falls in house prices and are simple to administer.
Using tests that are simple to administer generally translates to more efficient and more accurate data collection.
Although many treatments are currently available, unmet need exists for new testosterone (T) replacement therapies that are simple to administer and use, are safe, and mimic physiologic T levels.
These intake measures are simple to administer and would provide valuable information for a potential agent.
As the information sheets are simple to administer and outcomes were on balance positive, we recommend their use in patients receiving diagnostic assessment for acute chest pain.
Breakthrough pain should be treated with medications that are simple to administer, offer rapid pain relief, and have a reasonably short half-life [ 28].
Between 2000 and 2003, the OECD reports, seven of its members (including Luxembourg) cut the number of brackets, although Canada, Portugal and America all added one.Fewer brackets are simpler to administer, but one bracket is simplest of all.
Inhibition of multiple signaling pathways in a cancer cell with a single molecule could result in better therapies that are simpler to administer.
Since intra-nasal vaccine's are simpler to administer and more acceptable to the public than injections the vaccine's potential for use in routine anti-influenza vaccination campaigns seems promising, especially if its beneficial effects are also reproducible in more medically vulnerable populations.
"Providing this option – to claim the tax relief, or to donate it – would be simple to administer and would result in a huge boost to charities.
