The phrase "abstracted for use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been taken or derived from a source for a specific purpose or application.
Example: "The data was abstracted for use in the research study, allowing the team to focus on key findings."
Alternatives: "derived for application" or "extracted for utilization".
Articles relevant to perspectives regarding patient registries were abstracted for relevant details using Microsoft Excel 2007 (Redmond, Washington) and a descriptive summary was generated.
Data on study characteristics, patient- and family-oriented outcomes, and their self-administered measures were abstracted for all included articles using a standardized form.
In the actual form, the most popular TRIZ tool contradiction matrix, seems to be too abstract for use by the chemical engineers.
A further 618 articles were excluded after scrutiny of the title or abstract for using non-qualitative methodology (n=226), involving participants other than patients (n=195) or because they did not concern the experience of patients at the medical primary secondary care interface (n=197).
This search and an examination of titles produced a total of 228 articles (225 in English, 3 in Spanish), which underwent initial abstract review for use of continuous monitoring technologies (accelerometers and/or pedometers).
As the editor of the New Oxford American Dictionary (2e), I searched for new words and abstracted multiple uses of those words in context to create the general catchall explanations we call definitions.
First, they do not provide an initial high-level abstract schema suitable for use as a basis for reasoning about the application domain: a single detailed schema is only produced at the very end of the project.
According to the artists, they are "re-imagining the negation of a censoring blur as an abstract mark available for use".
Secondly, the abstract stimuli selected for use in this study were also of very low imageability and it may be helpful in future studies to attempt to match for imageability across both concrete and abstract conditions although this is challenging.
Studies will be abstracted and appraised using consensual guidelines for narrative syntheses and meta-analytical techniques [ 40- 43].
Two of the authors (SP and MP) screened titles and abstracts for relevance using predefined inclusion and exclusion criteria.
