The phrase "a prospective step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a potential or future action that one might take in a given context.
Example: "Taking a prospective step towards sustainability can significantly impact our environmental footprint."
Alternatives: "a potential step" or "a future step".
HEADS-UP is a prospective stepped wedge, cluster controlled trial, conducted in two hospitals in London, UK.
Eleven studies used a before-after observational design [ 8- 127 27- 32] (Table 1), of which one used a prospective stepped-wedge design [ 29].
During the prospective step we observed an increase in prophylaxis prescription: elastic stockings administration increased from 42.80% to 64.00% (P < 0.000) and the use of pneumatic compression devices increased from 3.17%too 4.90% (P = NS); low molecular weight heparin (U/kg) prescription did not change over the study periods.
But the Town Line Association, a group representing residents living near the plant site who had opposed the project, said it would immediately contest a sale if a prospective buyer stepped forward.
It was designed as a prospective multi-step intervention study before and after the introduction of the PLR test.
Design We used a prospective, six-step iterative process involving focus groups, surveys, and consensus processes to build a conceptual framework to describe health-related quality of life in individuals receiving MNT, to identify items for inclusion in an NQOL survey, and to refine these items and the survey format.
A prospective 5-step interventional study was conducted between 2012-2014 in 2 pediatric intensive care units (PICU and HPICU) at a tertiary medical center in Israel.
A prospective two-step population-based cross-sectional survey was conducted from April 2007 to June 2008 in the Prefecture of Magnesia, a coastal region of central Greece.
The more naturally you allow your relationship with your new or prospective step-children to grow, the more solid the bond will be.
Intensive Care Units of 14 hospitals in 11 European countries participated in this prospective stepped wedge cluster-randomized trial.
PEARS has been the subject of prospective step-wise evaluation, and has undergone formal technology appraisal by the NICE for use in the British National Health Service.
