The phrase "a structured statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a statement that is organized and follows a clear format or structure.
Example: "In our report, we need to include a structured statement that outlines our findings clearly and concisely."
Alternatives: "an organized statement" or "a formal statement".
Reviewers will provide feedback through scores and critiques for each criterion in a structured summary statement.
The Delphi process is widely used in clinical and health services research; 9 it is an iterative technique based on the scoring of a series of structured statements that are revised and repeated until consensus has been reached among a panel of expert participants.
This modified Delphi technique may have introduced bias from experts when rating the structured statements in round one.
The objectives were (1) to recruit practitioners with varying levels of ultrasound experience from attendees of an international conference and (2) instruct study volunteers to undertake relevant simulator tutorials and complete a structured questionnaire including statements on face and content validity.
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After two rounds of rating process, all the 36 statements and the newly added statement reached consensus A structured, systematic and coordinated system of hospital discharge system is required to facilitate the discharge process to ensure a smooth patient transition from the hospital to the community and improve patient health outcome in both clinical and social aspect.
A structured questionnaire consisting of 28 statements of medical and practical knowledge, and traditional attitudes with regard to DDH was administered.
Surveys commonly use a structured set of questions or statements to measure attitudes, beliefs, values or tendencies to act (Goodwin, 2005).
