The phrase "a frequent procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or action that occurs often or regularly in a particular context, such as in medical, technical, or operational settings.
Example: "In our laboratory, performing a frequent procedure like calibrating the equipment ensures accurate results."
Alternatives: "a common practice" or "a regular process".
The basso continuo sometimes rested while the concertino played (a frequent procedure in Vivaldi's concerti).
Elective tracheostomy is a frequent procedure used in the ICU.
Tracheostomy is a frequent procedure in ICU but patient follow-up and management after ICU has been poorly documented.
Introduction: Tracheostomy is a frequent procedure in intensive care units, in the US over the past 2 decades utilization rose substantially, driven by surgical patients [1].
Tracheostomy is a frequent procedure in the ICU.
Endotracheal intubation is a frequent procedure in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
In contrast, for those statistics based on the observed-expected cases, no apparent differences related with the underlying rate are found, with the exception of the SCV, with a notably wider interval for the less frequent procedure.
Cranioplasty is a frequent neurosurgical procedure achieved with the aid of cranial prosthesis made from materials such as: titanium, autologous bone, ceramics and polymers.
Incisional hernia repair is a frequent surgical procedure, but perioperative risk factors and outcomes have not been prospectively assessed in large-scale studies.
In fact, as late as the 19th century bloodletting was a frequent medical procedure for a number of conditions including the treatment of metabolic bone diseases [5], [6].
31 A change in the analgesic regimen was the most frequent procedure, and it is reason to believe that this and other simple procedures could have been performed at home, if the resources in the form of necessary competence were available.
