The phrase "a harmonised protocol for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a standardized set of procedures or guidelines that have been agreed upon for a specific purpose or context.
Example: "The committee developed a harmonised protocol for data sharing among research institutions to ensure consistency and reliability."
Alternatives: "a standardized procedure for" or "a unified guideline for".
Features of the "best-performing" IVS method(s) were integrated to establish a harmonised protocol that was then used in each centre to further evaluate inter-assay (for each centre) and inter-laboratory variation in a second phase of the study.
In this paper we aimed to design the harmonised protocol for nanomaterial toxicity testing using Artemia franciscana and present a case study to validate the protocol with silver nanoparticles (AgNPs).
A harmonised IVS protocol was designed based on the best-performing protocol(s), which was then evaluated in a second phase on 2 donors by 6 centres.
A harmonised IVS protocol was designed based upon features of the "best-performing" protocol(s) from Phase I, defined as one which delivered high antigen-specific T cells whilst maintaining low background and low inter-assay variation.
A harmonised IVS protocol was designed to incorporate features from the "best-performing" protocol(s) from Phase I, in order to produce a method capable of delivering high amplification of antigen-specific T cells with a maximum detection rate whilst displaying limited inter-assay variability.
Therefore, the harmonised protocol designed (see 'Materials and Methods, Harmonised in vitro stimulation') was most similar to that used by Centre D; however, some modifications to the protocol were incorporated for ease of multi-centre application.
A harmonised IVS protocol was designed based on the data from Phase I for further testing.
Therefore, a harmonised study protocol providing objectives and procedures was developed prior to the purposive sampling of cases.
In Phase II, which used a harmonised IVS protocol that included the use of centrally prepared reagents, the mean inter-laboratory %CV was reduced (Table 2 and Supplementary Table 6).
Using the language of the Kyoto Protocol as a template, create a "protocol" for something at your school.
