The phrase "about registries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to registries, such as databases, lists, or systems that track information.
Example: "The report provides detailed information about registries used in healthcare to manage patient data."
Alternatives: "regarding registries" or "concerning registries".
"We didn't need to be talking about registries and the research," Dr. Berman said.
The most important sub-criterion was study results with a local weight of 0.4416 (SD = 0.2015), the second current studies (w = 0.3184, SD = 0.1955), and the third was the information about registries (w = 0.1429, SD = 0.2142).
What's great about registries is that doctors can get lists of all of their patients who have high blood pressure.
They ask about registries and baby showers and childbirth and post-baby sleep and finally, the big questions: What's it really like?
We examined perspectives about registries through a literature review.
We subsequently performed neurological patient and caregiver focus groups to further examine patient perspectives about registries.
Only half recalled being contacted about registry participation, and almost a third gave as the reason for not participating that they have not heard about it.
Of the 27 (31%) who reported that their practice had been contacted about registry participation, almost all (N = 24, 89%) were contacted by state immunization program staff, one (4%) by a managed care organization, one (4%) by a professional association, and one (4%) by another party.
I'm not talking about national registries or magazine bans; I'm talking about a five to six minute wait to determine whether a gun buyer is a threat to others.
Perhaps the biggest question about criminal registries is how effective they are in preventing offenders from committing future crimes.
Jim Manley, a spokesman, said he thought that Senator Kennedy had decided to take the added step after several recent news reports about trial registries.
