The phrase "a group of procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple methods or steps that are organized together for a specific purpose or task.
Example: "The project requires a group of procedures to ensure that all safety protocols are followed."
Alternatives: "a set of procedures" or "a collection of procedures".
Gastrointestinal tract surgery comprises a group of procedures performed for a variety of both benign and malignant diseases.
In 2001, a working group representative of all the hospital departments described a group of procedures.
Procedures with a correlation (phi coefficient >0.6) were managed in the following manner: (i) a group of procedures usually performed simultaneously were combined into a single variable as at least one procedure; and (ii) for a group of procedures performed consecutively, only the procedure usually performed first was retained.
The first allows the execution of a group of similar procedures regardless of the test performed.
We are also aware of the fact that whereas the same surgical instruments are commonly employed in an homogeneous group of procedures in some countries, as is the case of Nordic countries, the same instruments may circulate through a much wider range of procedures and putative risk levels in other countries.
Malabsorption test, any of a group of noninvasive medical procedures used to diagnose abnormalities associated with poor absorption of nutrients.
No single study should be used to generate evidence for a commonly performed group of procedures that are the most effective treatment for a condition that effects ∼28% of people in the USA, and ∼22% of Europeans.
MBPs refer to all non-pharmacological modalities and include a large and diverse group of procedures or techniques administered, or taught, by a trained practitioner.
A group of patients taking cutaneous procedures were given 0.5 mg/kg standard dose, while another group was given 1 mg/kg rectal midazolam.
One Monday morning, five days before the Plaza's opening, a group of butlers rehearsed this procedure while Mr. Robinson lay on a bed and cracked jokes, playing the part of a garrulous and even politically incorrect guest.
Finally, the lesion studies in patients are based on comparison with a group of normal subjects, a procedure inherently confounded by large inter-individual variability.
