The phrase "a modality that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing methods, approaches, or modes of operation in various fields such as psychology, education, or healthcare.
Example: "The study explores a modality that enhances learning outcomes for students with special needs."
Alternatives: "a method that" or "an approach that".
They all went into a modality that was less than admirable".
Furthermore, micro-CT is not a modality that can be used in a clinical study.
Outpatient parenteral antimicrobial therapy (OPAT) is a modality that allows treatment out of hospital in these situations.
Relatively recently, lung ultrasound was promoted as a modality that can overcome many of the above-mentioned limitations of other tools in the diagnosis of pneumonia in multiple settings [13].
Rapid evaluation and diagnosis of venous thrombosis in patients who present to the emergency department require a modality that is easily obtained and accurate, especially considering the initiation of anticoagulation therapy or thrombolytics.
However, discussions around mall spaces are perhaps still bound to a way of understanding urbanity as density and the limit that contains/forms them - a modality that looks at cities in a rather conventional way and repeats stereotypes in attempts to recreate that density.
Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) is an imaging modality that allows, in vivo, the study of the microstructure of white matter tracts.
Also, it is important to consider that adefovir monotherapy in lamivudine-experienced patients is a treatment modality that carries a significant risk of resistance in the long term.
So, if you're reading this, I'm halfway there... Contortion is a circus art I was drawn to because, to me, it was a performance modality that illustrated to an audience that anything is possible.
Ideally a patient would select a treatment modality that maximizes both survival and QOL.
This can be accomplished with spectral imaging, which is an optical modality that collects a full set of spatial and spectral information called a "datacube".
