The phrase "a clinically desirable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, medicine, or research when discussing attributes or outcomes that are favorable in a clinical setting.
Example: "The new treatment has shown to be a clinically desirable option for patients with chronic pain."
Alternatives: "medically beneficial" or "therapeutically favorable."
A high sensitivity is clinically desirable as it selects many, if not all, malignant nodules for FNA.
This combination of safety, long half-life and low immunogenicity suggests that NV-01 should be further evaluated as a therapy for chronic pain conditions in dogs, where a safety profile superior to current therapies together with a long duration between injections would be clinically desirable attributes for a novel therapeutic agent.
When mice were repeatedly exposed to the bacterial lysate, as would be clinically desirable during an influenza epidemic, there was no tachyphylaxis of the induced viral resistance.
The aerosolized lysate was also administered repetitively to model the sustained protection that would be clinically desirable during an influenza epidemic.
In addition, if it is clinically desirable that an individual patient at potential risk of substantial weight gain continue olanzapine treatment, clinicians can proactively involve the patient in preventing or reducing further weight gain through diet, exercise, and pharmacotherapy [ 24- 27].
However, even though higher b-value images are clinically desirable, obtaining images with a high b-value by direct measurement is challenging.
Although radiography is the most commonly used diagnostic aid in endodontics, It can, at best, give an estimate of this histological structure and although clinically desirable, averages used to define the apical constriction from radiographic apex could lead to over or under filling [ 4].
Pale blebs may also develop small leaks through the surface (which clinicians often called 'ooze') a drainage route that is not covered in this modeling, nor is it clinically desirable.
Due to the ineffectiveness of current therapies to suppress cough episodes in many patients, the combination of an expectorant to facilitate productive cough and an extended-release opiate to decrease cough frequency may bring incremental and clinically desirable results.
Screening for psychological disturbance during pregnancy is clinically desirable, however the current battery of brief screening instruments have limited utility in this group.
