The phrase "a randomized procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, experiments, or any process that involves randomization to ensure unbiased results.
Example: "In our study, we implemented a randomized procedure to assign participants to different treatment groups."
Alternatives: "a random method" or "a random process".
To investigate the effect of missing HIV-related data on the statistical significance of association and synchrony between the TB cases and their HIV+/PPD− contacts, a randomized procedure was applied to the data as follows.
Once the groups were formed, a person from outside the project conducted a randomized procedure to assign the corresponding treatment.
Only studies whose treatment was allocated using a randomized procedure and whose control group was not prescribed exercise as part of the study were eligible for inclusion.
The main idea of our method is to pick the correct gene adjacencies through a randomized procedure and reduce the median computation cost by fixing these correct gene adjacencies.
If multiple procedures were to be considered, patients may be unwilling to relegate the choice of procedure to a randomized process, and this could represent a significant impediment to subject accrual and study feasibility or generalization of findings.
The two groups were similar in demographic data including gender, age and weight (Table 1), reflecting a successful randomized procedure.
A randomization procedure using randomized blocks within strata was applied in order to achieve balanced treatment groups with respect to gender, age (< 70 vs. 70 79 vs. 80+), and number of comorbidities (diabetes and chronic heart failure).
We did not choose a blinded and randomized procedure.
For the third model, we give a column generation procedure for solving the standard linear programming model, and a randomized rounding procedure.
After completing all these procedures, patients were assigned to treatment according to a randomized allocation procedure.
With respect to sampling procedure, the study deviates from grounded theory: Instead of theoretical sampling, we opted for a randomized sampling procedure to reduce selection bias caused by GPs' preferences for including certain patients while disregarding e.g. patients perceived as being difficult.
