The phrase "a criterion for protocol" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing standards or guidelines that are used to evaluate or establish a protocol.
Example: "The committee established a criterion for protocol to ensure that all procedures were followed consistently."
Alternatives: "a standard for protocol" or "a benchmark for protocol".
In [12], Niu et al. describes a QoS routing algorithm based on the AODV protocol and a criterion for link reliability.
The agency also established a review board to determine whether existing studies meet the new protocols as a criterion for accepting the results.
Other criteria for protocol treatment termination included use of excluded concomitant therapy and physician recommendation.
In all, 46 of 85 patients who did not meet the eligibility criteria for protocol 9904 3), but wished to participate in clinical trial (protocol 1002) were enrolled in this clinical trial.
The remaining 39 patients who did not meet the eligibility criteria for protocol 9904 3) and who did not wish to participate in the protocol 1002 trial were treated in the protocol 0507 G trial with the same dose fractionation as 9904 3).
Energy efficiency is a key design criterion for routing protocols in wireless sensor networks since sensor nodes are strongly constrained in terms of energy supply.
The pre-defined criterion for per protocol analysis was that patients should have attended at least three consultations during six weeks from the initial consultation.
A key criterion for success in any protocol is the ability to demonstrate high performance and high safety across patient types, time, clinical practice culture and clinical resources.
In the 840 eligible patients, 72 had an ACS final diagnosis (13%), 177 (21%) had a TIMI score of 0 and 82 patients fit the criteria for per protocol analysis with a further 15 meeting the criteria for intention-to-treat analysis.
However, in their 12-patient series, they did not mention details about the inclusion criteria for their protocol apart from growing a microorganism from the arthroscopy performed preoperatively for a diagnosis of infection.
