The phrase "a strict indication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a clear and precise signal or sign that conveys specific information or instructions.
Example: "The manual provides a strict indication of the safety protocols that must be followed at all times."
Alternatives: "a clear indication" or "a precise indication".
In order to overcome the limitations of most of the previous studies, we now suggest an algorithm emphasising the strict indication of HES.
We suggest an algorithm emphasising the strict indication of HES for patients with hypovolaemia limited to the initial phase of volume resuscitation.
Finally, the lack of clear and strict indication for performing a brain CT examination in these intoxicated patients by the on-duty physicians in the emergency department may result in some bias in this study.
Endoluminal repair should therefore be applied with caution, strict indication, and only if a tight follow-up is warranted.
Although we may agree with their conclusion that the most important question is whether or not HES may be harmful, we cannot agree with their suggestion on further clinical use based only on strict indication for HES or a safety checklist.
A strict medical indication for preventing twin pregnancies (anomalies of the uterus, for example) made single embryo transfer mandatory, and was therefore an exclusion criterion.
We suggest an algorithm for clinical management emphasising the strict indication of HES.
To overcome the above mentioned limitations of most of the previous trials, first, we suggest an algorithm for clinical management emphasising the strict indication of HES.
As the rate of adverse events during periods of ABZ treatment and WW did not differ significantly in the follow-up period considered in this study (median 43 months, IQR 10.7-141.5), expectant management might represent a valuable option for asymptomatic CE3b cysts when strict indication for surgery is absent and patients comply with regular long-term follow-up.
