The phrase "a given procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific procedure that has been previously mentioned or is understood in the context.
Example: "Before we proceed, let's review a given procedure to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "a specified procedure" or "a particular procedure".
MOVE SLOWLY Undertake a given procedure with extra care.
The new plan established fixed prices for treating a specific disease or performing a given procedure.
Typically, doctors and hospitals receive twenty or thirty per cent less from Medicare for a given procedure than they do from private insurers.
The Cleveland Clinic, for example, has about a hundred different contracts with insurance carriers, each with a different rate for a given procedure.
Medicare should also pay hospitals a single lump sum for all of the associated costs of a given procedure (like a hip replacement).
Yet, because hospitalization and surgery carry their own dangers, you would expect that after all this screening, surgeons at a geriatric center would sometimes counsel their patients that the risks of a given procedure outweigh the possible benefits.
Note that several Hospital Resource Group codes may exist for any given procedure; as a result, these data may not accurately describe mortality rates for a specific procedure.
What on earth qualifies this woman to tell a reporter or any perspective patient that he or she needs or does not need a given surgical procedure, or what the outcome of that procedure may be?
Those data constitute the ROC for a given lineup procedure.
But the accountants do not require them to be inserted unless a given accounting procedure makes a "material" difference.
It also offers the potential to provide authentic simulation of a given clinical procedure across multiple levels of challenge.
