The phrase "a prospective manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an approach or attitude that considers future possibilities or outcomes.
Example: "In a prospective manner, we should evaluate the potential risks and benefits of this project before proceeding."
Alternatives: "a forward-looking approach" or "a future-oriented manner".
This study was designed in a prospective manner.
Hemodialysis patients (n = 34) with ESRD were enrolled in a prospective manner.
We also describe multiple strategies for the application of these transforms in a prospective manner during compound design.
Finally, we will conclude with the prospective application of databases to not only predict, retrospectively, the protein targets of a small molecule, but also how to design ligands with desired polypharmacology in a prospective manner.
This was done to evaluate the performance in a prospective manner, where often the top % scoring hits is purchased.
Our photosafety models are currently applied in a prospective manner in the prioritization, classification and labeling of newly designed molecules.
When applied to a leukaemia-associated fusion protein in a prospective manner, the predictive character of the methodology is demonstrated [2].
Additionally, as with most studies of this kind, the definition of onset age was determined by retrospective recall rather than in a prospective manner.
While this study was conducted in a prospective manner with multiple biomarkers, several other issues should be considered in interpreting the results.
This study provides a model to assess this disease quantitatively in a prospective manner using a method whereby the patients globally assess their symptoms as either worse or improved by 0, 250 50, 75 or 100%.
In the study by Rodriguez et al. [12], they demonstrated in a prospective manner that cardiac output evaluation using ED in the emergency room was superior to physician estimation of cardiac output.
