The phrase "a computerized scanning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a scanning process that is performed by a computer or involves computerized technology.
Example: "The library implemented a computerized scanning system to digitize its collection of rare manuscripts."
Alternatives: "an automated scanning" or "a digital scanning".
He said the company used a computerized scanning system to track the donations.
October 9, 1933 London, England Sir Peter Mansfield, (born October 9, 1933, London, England) English physicist who, with American chemist Paul Lauterbur, won the 2003 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for the development of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), a computerized scanning technology that produces images of internal body structures, especially those comprising soft tissues.
A computerized scan showed hepatomegaly and no other pathological sign.
The experimental data were collected using computerized scanning system and recorded using wideband, PVDF membrane hydrophone (Sonora 804).
"Computerized scanning of communications in the same way that your email service provider scans looking for viruses - that should not be considered a search requiring a warrant for Fourth Amendment purposes," said Litt.
Our study's Prionics®-Check PrioSTRIP™ results are only based on the use of the computerized scanning method/software, and not on the visual manual-reading method.
Immunoblots were quantified by computerized scanning densitometry.
A computerized tomography scan was performed if required.
The diagnostic work-up included a creatinine clearance (42 mL/min) and a computerized tomography scan that identified small cysts.
The speeds of these seismic waves are related to the density of the rocks underground, and they allow researchers to construct a tomographic view of Earth's interior, like a computerized tomography scan.
A computerized tomography scan reveals a devastating subarachnoid hemorrhage.
