The phrase "a clinically safe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a product, procedure, or environment that is deemed safe for clinical use or practice.
Example: "The new medical device has been thoroughly tested and is now considered a clinically safe option for patients."
Alternatives: "medically safe" or "clinically approved".
Testing of the efficacy of a clinically safe dose of EPO is therefore necessary before clinical trials can be considered.
These results indicate that SB-705498, at a clinically safe and well-tolerated dose, has target-specific pharmacodynamic activity in humans.
The most pivotal task is to achieve a clinically safe and efficient gene delivery method.
Smokers inhale it; it remains in smokers lungs and then when exposed to cigarette smoke "will induce a clinically safe cough response," according to the company.
To further elucidate the role of the NK1-receptor system in the regulation of consumption of natural reinforcers and ethanol, we evaluated the efficacy of a clinically safe and selective NK1-receptor antagonist, ezlopitant (CJ-11,974) [39], [39] to decrease sucrose and ethanol consumption and seeking.
However, its efficacy in a large-animal model has not yet been investigated; nor has a clinically safe dosage.
Noticeably, studies have also suggested that the p47phox subunit is most likely a clinically safer target than other NOX subunits that are required for enzyme activity.
We sought to determine whether the NK1-receptor system plays a role in the reinforcing properties of sucrose using a novel selective and clinically safe NK1-receptor antagonist, ezlopitant (CJ-11,974), in three animal models of sucrose consumption and seeking.
In addition, we chose a dosage scheme that appears clinically safe and feasible for a treatment period of weeks, 10 days of 10 μg/kg bodyweight daily.
This is in accordance to the retrospective study of Carinci and colleagues 15 that determined clinically safe a similar healing period after the evaluation of 88 implants inserted in fresh-frozen bone, as well as with the study by Barone and colleagues.
However, in order to increase the clinical relevance, a more potent but still clinically safe dose should be investigated.
