The phrase "a procedure that can" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a specific method or process that has the capability to perform a certain function or achieve a particular outcome.
Example: "We need to implement a procedure that can streamline our workflow and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a method that is able to" or "a process that can".
The multiple sniping has forced the Democrats to consider amending the Senate bill by "reconciliation," a procedure that can sidestep a Republican filibuster.
To force the vote, Dent used a "discharge petition," a procedure that can bring legislation to the floor without the leadership's blessing if a majority signs on to it.
Currently, thousands of the life-saving devices are removed from bodies about to be cremated and disposed of in order to avoid explosions, the BBC has reported, in a procedure that can be carried out by morticians at funeral homes.
A new study found that certain women getting a lumpectomy may not need an operation to remove underarm lymph nodes, a procedure that can leave them with painfully swollen arms.
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Mr. Gephardt started the duel by announcing that he was filing a discharge petition, a procedure that can compel a vote on a measure, on what he said was a bill to "stamp out one of the most glaring, unpatriotic examples of corporate malfeasance".
Our results show that partial glossectomy is a reliable procedure that can result in a good surgical outcome and an improvement in the manifestations of macroglossia.
The normal response from a healthy ear forms the basis of a clinical procedure that can be used to screen hearing in a newborn.
A computer tomography (CT) scan is a diagnostic procedure that can determine if you has spondylosis.
In the current study, an attempt is made to develop a simple procedure that can be used in designing stiffened conical tanks.
With little dental care available for poor children, pediatricians are teaching themselves how to apply fluoride varnish on baby teeth, a simple procedure that can prevent cavities, said Dr. Amos S. Deinard, a pediatrician and associate professor at the University of Minnesota.
