The phrase "acting clinic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a clinic that is currently operational or functioning, often in a temporary or provisional capacity.
Example: "The acting clinic will provide essential health services until the new facility is completed."
Alternatives: "temporary clinic" or "provisional clinic".
At a launch ceremony in an Amman health clinic, acting UNICEF Representative Rozanne Chorlton praised the Government of Jordan for its high immunization coverage.
Also, given that the use of this technology involves high costs [ 9] much of the use of MAR in Brazil is made under private care, which could explain private clinics acting more independently.
Tracking infant welfare Fatou Camara is a nursing officer who is currently the acting head of the clinic, which she says serves nine communities with a total population of more than 20,000 people.
Dr. White became acting director of the psychological clinic at Harvard during World War II and then head of the clinical psychology program and chairman of the social relations department.
They've even deployed their friend, the governor, to publically denounce the legal merits of the claim and bully the law school clinic that is acting as co-counsel in the case.
Therefore, monitoring clinic attendance and acting on missed appointments may be an effective proxy measure [ 45].
The room for clinic-hospital partnership to think about acting was kind of different from those in the clinic-clinic relationship.
"It's not illegal in New York," Mr. Gallagher said of the runners acting as go-betweens for clinics.
Each clinic is to be staffed by a Clinic Co-ordinator, a Clinic Support Worker, three trained Research Therapists acting as Assessors, and two Radiographers.
The singer was rushed to the Priory clinic after she started acting strangely following her shock defeat to dance group Diversity on Saturday.
