The phrase "a computerised tool to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific function or purpose of a computerized tool in various contexts, such as technology, education, or business.
Example: "We developed a computerised tool to streamline the data entry process and improve accuracy."
Alternatives: "a digital tool for" or "an automated tool to".
The use of a computerised tool to elicit patients' sexual histories has the advantages of saving physicians' time, of being acceptable to both patients and physicians, of improving care for patients' specific needs by patient screening and routing, and of improving information collection, especially sensitive information [ 74, 79, 80].
Furthermore, the storage of the information in a computerised tool will make it possible to determine previous doses and INR results each time a drug is prescribed.
Yiannis et al. (2011) developed a computerised tool called Hierarchically Performed Hazard Origin & Propagation Studies ('HiP-HOPS'), which helps in automatic synthesis of system information using fault trees and failure modes and effects analysis tools.
In brief, the method works as follows: a reader (trained by GU) outlines the total area of the breast using a computerised tool, the software then counts the number of pixels.
Those few people who are making innovative sundials are making extensive use of computerised tools to design them - that's a good thing.
Using old-fashioned scholarship and 21st-century computerised tools to analyse texts, the edition's international scholars have contended that Shakespeare's collaboration with other playwrights was far more extensive than has been realised until now.
In an effort to bring the speculation – Harper Lee's sister Alice once called it "the greatest lie ever told" – into the digital age, the Wall Street Journal asked two Polish literary scholars to use a computerised text-analysis tool to compare Go Set a Watchmen with To Kill a Mockingbird and In Cold Blood to see if there was any algorithmic support for these rumours.
To this end, the investigative team has developed a web-based, computerised, interactive tool to standardise essential elements of care delivery such as mechanical ventilation, aspiration precautions, infection control, fluid management and transfusion in patients at risk.
The aim was to develop and test a computerised search of primary care records in routine clinical practice as a tool to improve patient identification for a palliative care approach.
The GUIDES checklist: development of a tool to improve the successful use of guideline-based computerised clinical decision support.
Rove's formula for success was simple: fire up rightwing Christians and other social conservatives - aka "the base" - and use up-to-the-minute computerised marketing tools to get every last one of them to the polls.
