The phrase "a criterion statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific statement that serves as a standard or principle for evaluation or judgment.
Example: "The report includes a criterion statement of the expected outcomes for the project."
Alternatives: "a standard statement of" or "a benchmark statement of".
The following were the inclusion criteria: statement of informed consent signed by parent/guardian, presence of four first and second permanent molars, no deciduous teeth in the oral cavity and age between 14 and 18 years.
A way of unifying the various different ways of talking of criteria of identity is thus to take as the paradigmatic form of a statement of a criterion of identity a statement of the form: for any x, for any y, if x is an F and y is an F then x=y if and only if Rxy (Lowe 1989, 1997).
Systematic reviews indexed in ACP Journal Club must meet standard quality criteria including a clear statement of research, and a description of the methods used to identify and select studies for inclusion in the review.
(ii) Using what we discovered from these meetings, we decided to create a simplified set of statements and explanations expressing core constructs of the theory (iii) We circulated these statements to a criterion sample of 60 researchers, clinicians and others, using SurveyMonkey to collect qualitative textual data about their criticisms of the statements.
For, in general, a one-level criterion of identity for Fs will be equivalent to a conjunction of a statement of necessary, and a statement of sufficient, conditions.
For example, the explanation of the phylogenetic species concept (pp. 6 8) includes a clear statement of criteria, examples of usage, and a discussion of confounding factors.
He offers a succinct statement of criteria of adequacy, and draws a clear distinction between four types of definition nominal, quidditative (i.e., real), causal and descriptive.
MetS was also calculated using the criteria of a joint statement of several health organizations including the International Diabetes Federation (IDF).
There is a basic level, he suggests, at which what a criterion of identity is a criterion of, is the truth of a statement in which no objects are referred to.
Then we give a specific statement of this criterion for random fields solutions of semi-linear stochastic partial differential equations with coefficients bounded in an appropriate way.
