The phrase "a computerized tool that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific tool or software that operates using computer technology and serves a particular function.
Example: "The new software is a computerized tool that helps streamline project management and improve team collaboration."
Alternatives: "a digital tool that" or "an automated tool that".
This study sought to determine whether a computerized tool that alerted pharmacists when pregnant patients were prescribed U.S. Food and Drug Administration pregnancy risk category D or X medications was effective in decreasing dispensings of these medications.
Dr. David Vinson's and our Emergency Physician Research Network developed a computerized tool that calculates whether a patient in the emergency room should be admitted into the hospital or can go home safely on medication.
All PC-ACE does (or any other currently available software of textual analysis, for that matter, except for basic word counts) is to provide a computerized tool that makes the task of sorting information within the categories of a "story grammar" easier and more reliable for a human coder.
"The smart meter itself is just a relatively simple, computerized tool that, in the end, will work just fine," said Richard W. Caperton, a policy analyst and energy and climate expert with the Center for American Progress, a liberal policy group in Washington.
The field has grown in part because of the availability of computerized tools that make research a less tedious task than tracking down crumbling documents, often in foreign languages.
The analyses reveal the nature of students' mathematical activity, and how such activity is related to both the instrumental views of the computerized tools that students develop and their freedom to use them.
Last week, thanks in part to documents that I and the Electronic Privacy Information Center obtained under the Freedom of Information Act, the American public learned that the Department of Homeland Security is making considerable progress on a computerized tool called the Biometric Optical Surveillance System.
Assessing periodontal disease risk: a comparison of clinicians' assessment versus a computerized tool.
Before developing such a computerized tool, we examined clinicians' practice and future needs.
Free-hand 2D sketch systems are regarded as a computerized tool for making thumbnail sketches.
This study shows a computerized tool to production design engineers in modern manufacturing with profound insight.
