The phrase "ready for administration" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something that has been prepared ahead of time in order to be handled, managed, or administered. For example, you might say "The exam materials are ready for administration" to describe a set of tests that have been prepared for students to take.
After 2-min mixing, the charcoal suspension was ready for administration.
Lastly, this analysis did not assess health outcomes so while we found that time to oxytocin administration was shorter when oxytocin was available and ready for administration at the bedside than when it was not, it was impossible to assess whether such improvements in practice could be expected to result in fewer cases of PPH and lower mortality.
When time was examined as a continuous variable, deliveries in which oxytocin was prepared and available at bedside had oxytocin administered, on average, about 3 minutes sooner than deliveries in which oxytocin was not ready for administration at bedside, after adjusting for time of delivery and maternal hemorrhage risk factors (–2.9 minutes, 95% CI = –5.0, –0.9).
"If any of the restructuring conditions are not met, the government has contingency plans ready for the administration of the company," the department said in a statement.
By Tuesday morning, the 177 computers were back in the White House, ready for the new administration.
The aqueous extract was then placed in a deep freezer for a period of 72 hours and transferred to a freeze drier for a period of 72 96 hours to produce a dry powder ready for reconstitution and administration.
Back in February I asked, "Is this administration ready for the long, difficult, quite possibly bloody business of rebuilding Iraq?" The example of Afghanistan (where warlords rule most of the country, and the Taliban -- remember those guys? -- is resurgent) led me to doubt it.
This movement is ready for the second Obama administration.
The evaluation of theoretical medication competence consisted of four subcategories: (a) legislation and guidelines, (b) medication package information and common abbreviations used, (c) pharmacology, and (d) handling and preparation of medications ready for use and medication administration.
It would not be ready for action in Iraq this winter, administration officials said.
No doubt the two candidates will spar again, as they did in the second debate, about whether the Obama administration was ready for the attack in Benghazi, Libya, that killed J. Christopher Stevens, the American ambassador, and three other Americans.
