"put an injection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the action of administering a dose of a drug by injection. For example, "The doctor put an injection in my arm to help relieve the pain."
A British company which counts star fund manager Neil Woodford among its backers, is planning to put a new injection on the market for people allergic to cats.
"Can you imagine what kind of Nimbyism would come about if someone were to try to put a safe injection site somewhere?" Mayor Ed Lee also opposes the idea, saying that the city has ample tools for attacking the problem of intravenous drug use, including syringe exchanges, said Christine Falvey, a spokeswoman for the mayor.
After gentle mixing and a wait of 10 to 15 min for cell adherence to the aspirated fat, the cell-supplemented fat was put into an injection syringe.
Difficulties over lethal injections has already put a halt to executions in several other states.
The response time of the valves used in our scheme as well as the minimal pressure that can be applied to a reagent for reliable injection puts a lower limit on the smallest reagent volume that can be injected into a droplet.
"He pulled it out of its plastic wrapping, gave an injection, put it back in its wrapping - and then I saw him using it again on everyone else".
Davies' cherished dachshund named Gandhi, 15 years old, fell gravely ill during this time; a veterinarian was called and the animal put down by injection.
"Mr. Campbell believes that he will put in safe injection sites by Jan . 1 whether it's legal or not and whether or not there is community consensus, and there certainly would not be time for public consultation," Ms. Clarke said in a radio debate this week.
Those who missed the cut, like Tamika Louissaint and her sister, Doris, had to look elsewhere in the neighborhood or put off the injection at least another day, while drugstores waited for more shipments.
