The phrase "a ground for screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing criteria or reasons for evaluating or assessing something, such as in hiring processes or research studies.
Example: "The applicant's lack of relevant experience served as a ground for screening them out of the candidate pool."
Alternatives: "a basis for evaluation" or "a criterion for assessment".
This cutoff is made on the basis of statistical grounds, principally for screening purpose rather than as a diagnostic criterion.
As Ben Collins, research and policy campaigner at the Rainforest Action Network put it: "If the banks involved in this transaction can't say 'no' to a deal with Coal India on environmental, social and governance grounds, then their process for screening the companies that they bank is broken".
Fine's firm is working on the first commercially available handheld device with ground-penetrating radar used for screening passengers; he hopes to have it ready in five months and will price it at $4,000 to $8,000.
Fine's firm is working on the first commercially available handheld device with ground-penetrating radar to be used for screening passengers; he hopes to have it ready in five months and will price it at $4,000 to $8,000.
Dick said he applauds Notre Dame for screening the "The Hunting Ground" on its campus and hopes the film spurs "the reforms needed to best protect students".
A front standard carries interchangeable lenses and shutters; a rear standard takes a ground-glass screen (for viewing and focusing) and sheet-film holders.
Channel 4 is to break new ground by screening an entire ad break in French - a debut for UK television.
When we covered the launch of MedStartr in July, the appeal of the heath-focused, Kickstarter-style crowdfunding platform seemed to be its ability to act as a screening ground for investors interested in the space.
He resents its treatment at the hands of the press, which tends to focus on games that feature sex and crime and to suggest that they are a breeding ground for violent behaviour or screen addiction.
