The phrase "achieved using clinical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a result or outcome that has been obtained through clinical methods or practices.
Example: "The improvements in patient health were achieved using clinical trials that tested the new medication."
Alternatives: "obtained through clinical" or "realized via clinical".
An objective comparison between a paper and electronic handheld textbook was achieved using clinical scenario tests.
Control can be achieved using clinical and/or biological end points, such as glycemic control in diabetes [ 44].
It is notable that the discrimination achieved with the KP-IRAM and PIMR was similar to that achieved using clinical based models (Table 1).
Identification of patients with a diagnosis of depression was achieved using clinical Read codes that have been used in previous studies [ 4, 11].
Theoretically it should be possible to identify a DCIS expression profile that predicts a high probability of progression to the invasive form of the disease, which could be used to target adjuvant treatment more accurately than is achieved using clinical and pathological scoring systems alone (Douglas-Jones et al, 1996).
In principle this could be done using anatomical features, but the contrast achieved using the clinical abdominal US imaging probe in the rat thigh was insufficient for this. Figure 12(b) shows the ball target appearing as a horizontal streak in the B-mode image, whilst in the MR image) it is a more circular signal void.
This would be a similar rate of positive test pick-up to that achieved using standard clinical criteria by the U.K. diagnostic testing center (17).
Rapid clinical testing can be achieved using existing commercial clinical research organizations and clinical site networks such as the Medical Countermeasures Clinical Studies Network currently envisioned by ASPR/BARDA.
For defined speeds, sub-millimeter and sub-degree kinematic accuracy and precision were achieved using an unmodified clinical biplane fluoroscope for quantification of glenohumeral motion.
Optimizing perioperative care to provide maximum benefit at minimum cost may be best achieved using a perioperative clinical pathway (PCP).
For the high-risk group consensus ICD-10 (World Health Organization, 1993) ASD diagnoses (HR-ASD; childhood autism; atypical autism; other pervasive developmental disorder; PDD) were achieved using all available clinical information from all visits by experienced researchers (TC, KH, SC, GP).
