The phrase "a registry established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the creation or formation of a registry, often in legal, administrative, or organizational contexts.
Example: "The government announced a registry established to track all licensed professionals in the state."
Alternatives: "a created registry" or "a formed registry".
That included $38,617 in gifts that Mrs. Clinton received through a registry established on her behalf at Borsheim's Fine Jewelry and Gifts in Omaha, according to House investigators.
Now, a group of researchers has reviewed more than 74,000 cases of canine death recorded from 1984 to 2004 in the Veterinary Medicine Database, a registry established by the National Cancer Institute that receives reports from 27 veterinary teaching hospitals in North America.
Briefly, BIOBADASER is a registry established in February 2000 for the active long-term follow-up and assessment of the safety of biological response modifiers in rheumatic patients.
To better understand the development of ALCL, the plastic surgeons group has agreed to report all cases of ALCL to a national registry established by the FDA.
The DNRP is a nationwide registry established in 1977 and includes civil registration number, hospital, department, discharge diagnosis, as well as surgical and diagnostic procedures.
In brief, BIOBADASER is a drug registry established in February 2000 for active long-term follow-up of rheumatic patients being treated with biological response modifiers.
The NRYPMDR is a specialist registry, established in 1968, covering the counties of Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, Durham, Teesside and Cumbria (excluding Barrow-in-Furness).
The Department of Infection Control has the overall responsibility for data collection in a local registry established for the mandatory infection surveillance, which was linked to the patient administrative system.
Using a comprehensive diabetes registry established since 1995, our group has developed a series of risk equations [ 8- 14] to predict all-cause death and cardiovascular-renal outcomes in Chinese type 2 diabetic patients.
HKCaR is a population-based registry established in 1963 which covers the entire Hong Kong population.
The Finnish Medical Birth Register is a population-based registry established in 1987 and is currently compiled by the THL.
