The phrase "a certain procedure and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific method or process that is not explicitly named, often in a formal or technical context.
Example: "The study outlines a certain procedure and the necessary steps to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a specific method and" or "a particular process and".
It wants doctors to start talking honestly to patients about the benefit or potential lack of benefit from a certain procedure and the possibility that some treatments can involve risk, and about alternative ways of handling their illness.
Mr. Lavrov, who was in Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyzstan, for a meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, told reporters, "To be granted political asylum, Russian law presumes a certain procedure, and the first step is the filing of an application with the Federal Migration Service".
Internal Time Management – Hospitals can also have internal incentives that specify how long a certain procedure should take and then train their employees on meeting those standards.
The use of ICF Core Sets can assist health care professionals in explaining the necessity of a certain procedure for a patient and for their parents, thereby creating more insight into the health problems and treatment.
Reimbursement levels for a certain procedure may vary substantially across and even within countries.
The simulation process is bound to a certain procedure in order to generate valid and realistic results (see Fig. 5).
They noted that they could still remember why and how a certain procedure was performed when a teacher had explained it to them very clearly.
Placing all of the materials required for a certain procedure into one prepackaged kit represents this principle, and may facilitate the complex insertion procedure for novices.
"Because Uncle Fred did well with a certain procedure doesn't mean that you will," Dr. Denberg added.
Why did a certain procedure, for instance, take 13 steps when to an outside observer it could be done in three?
