The phrase "a digital template of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a digital version of a template that can be used for various purposes, such as design, documentation, or planning.
Example: "I created a digital template of the project proposal to streamline our submission process."
Alternatives: "an electronic version of" or "a virtual template for".
Furthermore, the surgeon determines the center of rotation to achieve adequate medial offset and leg length by use of a digital template on the scanogram.
Our aim was to evaluate the effect of a digital template in the preservation of the inferior alveolar neurovascular bundle during osteotomy for benign lesions of the mandible in 6 patients who were treated with mandibular osteotomies during 2013.
Really, it's more of a digital template with an open-source, DIY option: an application offering letters of different font shapes and colors, allowing users — that is, anyone — to make their own logo, their own variation on the same theme.
We conclude that a digital template can successfully help the resection of benign lesions of the mandible while preserving the function of the inferior alveolar neurovascular bundle.
Ironically, what Christie advocates, in the end, was a digital template that already existed at Gäwa.
The borders of the lesion and the inferior alveolar canal were marked, and a digital template designed to mark the borders, outline the canal, and guide the osteotomy.
In 2050, global shoe brands may still exist: I might turn initially to my favourite brand for a digital template.
Dr. Barsky figured out how to use splines to create a highly detailed digital template of the human cornea.
Modelling of the tibial structure in 3D has been described in cadaveric specimens, but surprisingly no recent publications have focused on digital templating of resected tibiae with contemporary modelling methods.
(Which is then converted into an encrypted digital template that is stored on the card).
