The phrase "a rough screen for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary or basic evaluation process for something, often to filter or assess candidates or options.
Example: "We need a rough screen for the applicants before we proceed to the final interviews."
Alternatives: "a preliminary filter for" or "a basic assessment for".
The method can also be useful as a rough screening for pH and available Mg thereby significantly reducing the cost of mapping.
"Oh, my God, they're gnashing at each other!" His obsession on this tepid night is not water pigs but "Gangs" -- no surprise, since he's about to see a rough screening for the first time.
Using these results as a rough screen, we identified the best 200 bivariate models, and for these top 200 models, we performed 10,000 cross-validation simulations, and calculated the average value of C among the 10,000 trials.
Woodworth designed the first questionnaire to detect and measure abnormal behaviour; it served as a rough screening device for behavioral disorders.
A couple of weeks later, Schary had asked Huston to write a screen treatment — a rough outline for the detailed script.
In addition, the mean of these frames in the group, DCmean, will be calculated as the threshold for rough screening.
Thus, the models for sucrose and maltose could only be applied for very rough screening (Williams and Norris 2002).
However, due to the preliminary nature of the exposure assessment (screening), the estimated MOEs can be only a rough guide for assessing the health risks.
At that time people involved in the film, including Mr. Bridges and Scott Cooper, the director of "Crazy Heart," came to Austin to screen a rough cut of it for Mr. Bruton.
It is possible that private medical insurance might be a rough proxy for having or visiting an obstetrician/gynecologist or primary care provider and receiving information about cancer screening or contraceptive methods.
