The phrase "a functional review" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an evaluation or assessment of a system, process, or organization to determine its effectiveness and efficiency.
Example: "The team conducted a functional review to identify areas for improvement in the project workflow."
Alternatives: "an operational assessment" or "a performance evaluation."
Eight departments will join the departments of health and education in undertaking a so-called "functional review" to identify areas where jobs can be cut and savings can be found.
A functional neuroimaging review of obesity, appetitive hormones and ingestive behavior.
Six (Ethiopia, Malawi, Mali, Rwanda, Mozambique and Senegal) of the ten countries had a functional ethical review committee (ERC) with written terms of reference.
While there may be means of parental gene regulation associated with these loci, we limit ourselves to the three unquestioned protein-coding ANP32 family members for the purpose of the functional review.
The existence of such isoforms suggests that the vertebrate NuRD complex might not be a single molecular species and that the subunit heterogeneity reflects a functional specialization (reviewed in [5]).
On the other hand, 43 (91%%) countries had a functional national ethics review committee and 23 (49 %) had hospitals with an ethical review committee for clearing all clinical research proposals.
On Monday the finance minister announced that eight public service departments would join the departments of health and education in undertaking "functional reviews" to identify efficiency savings.
Costs may be either directly assigned to one subsidiary or allocated to more than one subsidiary based on functional reviews of the work performed".
Multiple studies have shown that alternatively spliced exons are less conserved than constitutively spliced ones, suggesting that much alternative splicing may not be functional (reviewed in [12], [13]).
In the current era of globalized research, good ethics stewardship demands that every country, whatever its level of economic development, should have a functional research ethics review system for protecting the dignity, integrity and health safety of all its citizens participating in research.
