"give maintenance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide support or upkeep for something or someone. Example: The landlord is responsible for giving maintenance to the rental property, including repairs and regular cleaning.
Emergency rooms could also be permitted to give maintenance doses of methadone or buprenorphine to people suffering from withdrawal thereby both removing an incentive for drug seekers to fake pain and offering a first step to get people into more traditional treatment.
As a corollary of the high priority that birds give maintenance of brain size during extreme environmental conditions [46], we should expect that a reduction in brain size is associated with significant reductions in viability.
To stay alive, an animal has to give maintenance priority over growth.
At the PICU, a decision was made to give maintenance fluid plus 5% dehydration correction over 72 h as a neuroprotective strategy.
Dr. Willenbring is especially distressed about patients who are treated for opioid addiction, then relapse in part because they are not given maintenance therapy with the drug Suboxone.
The above-water structure presents no particular problem and can generally be given maintenance care without putting the dock out of use.
Immediate maintenance is done as soon as the fault is detected, while deferred maintenance is delayed according to given maintenance rules.
As a conclusion, an exact method is successfully established to minimize the cost rate of a cold-standby system with the given maintenance facility.
In general, the overall results indicate that the proposed methodology can be useful to improve the costs of a given maintenance strategy by ensuring appropriate levels of serviceability and safety.
Appropriate model or mechanism is, thus, needed to quantify system availability vis-a-vis a given maintenance strategy, which will assist in decision-making for optimal utilization of maintenance resources.
These rates contrast with the reports of suicide rates between 5.4 and 10.2 per 1000 patient years in long-term studies of patients not given maintenance treatment (Coppen and Farmer 1998).
