The phrase "a computerized registration system" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a system that automates the process of registering individuals or entities, often in contexts like events, schools, or databases.
Example: "The university has implemented a computerized registration system to streamline the enrollment process for new students."
Alternatives: "an automated registration system" or "a digital registration system."
Eight years ago, at the urging of the Franciscos and other funeral directors, the city agreed to develop a computerized registration system.
Only four of the calls, and an e-mail, were from principals, and those calls were routine: one principal needed another math teacher, for example, and another called to say that a computerized registration system that had failed earlier in the day was working again.
General practices use a computerized registration system, in which symptoms or diagnoses are classified, according to the International Classification of Primary Care ICPCcodeses) [ 29].
Study participants were recruited (response rate 87%) through the computerized registration system at a large general medicine clinic in New York City during 2007.
Demographic and clinical data at the time of the index surgical procedure (the emergency laparotomy performed at initial presentation of peritonitis) were collected from hospital charts and computerized registration system.
In addition, prospective figures were obtained from their computerized registration systems.
In addition it includes a multifaceted tailored implementation strategy: education, patient involvement, and a computerized registration and feedback system.
As we quickly adopted a computerized registration process, management information system staff provided on-site technical support.
There is a computerized registration process (to collect basic health information), but there's no identification or verification required.
They developed a multifaceted implementation strategy consisting of education, patient involvement, feedback through a computerized registration program and an implementation plan for every ward (Table 3).
HAVA provides funds in order for states to replace outdated voting machines, create a system of provisional balloting, create a computerized voter registration system, train poll workers and change election day procedures.
