The phrase "a course described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a course that has been detailed or outlined in some manner.
Example: "The syllabus includes a course described in detail, covering all the necessary topics for the semester."
Alternatives: "a detailed course" or "a course outlined".
Moreover, medical education rarely ever includes a course describing the negative consequences of alcohol consumption during pregnancy; most medical doctors are not trained to recognize the clinical features of FASD in Russia (Isurina et al., 2009).
We designated as a CURE any course described using terms that reflected a research component with potential to produce results of interest to a community outside the classroom.
We designated as a traditional lab any course described as a series of discrete "labs" or "exercises" with a focus primarily on mastery of specific content or techniques.
To simulate this experiment, the pressure is assumed to follow a time course described by P A o (t ) = { 40, t < − 1 40 + 53 ⋅ (t + 1 ), t ≥ − 1, 93, t ≥ 0 (8 ) where pressure is expressed in units of mmHg and time in seconds.
In theory, the concentration of tracer in these pools follows a time course described by superimposed exponentials.
Jacob Hopkins, a mechanical engineering student in the course described a sort of revitalization of the creative part of his brain.
Of course, described a little less colorfully, reducing the risk in the system at a cost of a certain amount of the banks' profits was precisely what the government was striving for.
With these resources, it should be possible for a course like the course described above to be designed and implemented by other instructors.
Dr. Frieden said the guidelines were meant to be "a tool for doctors and for patients to chart a safer course," describing them as a benchmark for medical practice, not an unbending dictate.
The curriculum was adapted from the standard course described above.
