The phrase "a general screening of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an initial assessment or evaluation of something, such as a group of individuals, data, or a process.
Example: "The study involved a general screening of participants to determine their eligibility for the clinical trial."
Alternatives: "a broad assessment of" or "an overall evaluation of".
As of Oct. 30, the department will no longer require the tests as part of a general screening of new applicants although they will undergo broad security reviews.
To date, it remains unclear whether a general screening of all patients is needed.
In the first block, a general screening of the cognitive and visual abilities of the participants, as well as the 10 m Gait Speed Test (GST), were conducted.
To our knowledge, only one study used gene profiling in human muscle samples to perform a general screening of the pathways activated in skeletal muscle after SCI [ 21].
207 of these were part of a general screening of all students attending a high school with heavy earthquake exposure, of which 38 met study criteria and 37 agreed to participate (18%).
In general, conditions with larger (i.e. 61) elements and a shorter recording time (e.g. 4 min) are easier for the patient and suitable for a general screening of macular function.
This testing was performed with a general screen of randomly selected domains from the universal set of domains, excluding the representative domains of the seed database, and including those from recent CASP experiments.
Briefly, a general screen of randomly selected domains were obtained from the set of 112,450 domains (excluding the 8,698 representative domains for which PCM and PCAIN databases were constructed) and their PCAINs were estimated as detailed above.
(Figure S6)–A general screen of 50,000 randomly selected domains (obtained from the set of 112,450 domains excluding the 8,698 representative domains in the training set from which the PCM and PCAIN databases were constructed) were considered for testing the fold classification efficacy of PCAIN-based and PCM-based schemes schemes.
In order to examine the fold discriminating efficacy of PCAINs and PCMs with greater detail, a general screen of 50,000 randomly selected domains was considered from the universal set of 112,450 domains excluding the 8,698 representative domains from which the seed databases were constructed.
A general screen of immune function included total blood cell count and histology.
