The phrase "an algorithm for screening" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a specific method or process designed to evaluate or filter information, data, or individuals.
Example: "The researchers developed an algorithm for screening potential candidates based on their qualifications and experience."
Alternatives: "a method for filtering" or "a procedure for evaluation."
Our data show that the combination of the Serion EIA and confirmation with IFA is an effective algorithm for screening post-mortem samples from tissue donors.
In addition, there is a need to develop algorithm for screening chemical library for their drug-like properties.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 Schematic summarizes the current generation of diagnostic assays used for confirmation of DFS70 pattern and how they are used in the context of ANA screening algorithm Open image in new window Fig. 3 Schematic describes the current diagnostic algorithm for screening ANAs in many labs.
We propose an algorithm for the screening of asymptomatic diabetic patients (Fig. 4).
Therefore, we propose an algorithm for the screening of asymptomatic diabetic patients, the first step of which consists of coronary artery calcium score assessment and exercise ECG.
13– 19 This paper describes an algorithm for the screening and ongoing diagnosis of PAD by a primary care physician in partnership with a team of specialty health care providers.
Here are recommendations for using the automated algorithms for screening for drug candidates: Include Ø, −ve and +ve controls in all studies.
Given these benefits, the American Diabetes Association ADAA) recommends that testing for monogenic diabetes be considered in several situations in children [ 1], but does not currently offer a specific algorithm for screening or testing and does not offer recommendations for screening adults.
In case of static images, LG implements an algorithm for protecting the screen from image retention.
The group designed an easy-to-use algorithm for screening, initial evaluation, ongoing management, and referral to a subspecialist when appropriate.
