The phrase "and further exams" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional tests or assessments that follow a previous mention of exams.
Example: "The course will include a midterm, a final, and further exams to assess your understanding of the material."
Alternatives: "and additional tests" or "and subsequent assessments".
For example, "you absolutely must have recontactability," or permission from patients to be called and asked to come into a clinic for further exams and tests.
It also reduced the need for further exams and investigation… "(Interview with a clinician, A&E ward) …." first of all, I think that the adoption of the system has improved the accuracy and completeness of data.
It also reduced the need for further exams and investigation… "(Interview with a clinician, A&E ward) According to the majority of clinicians interviewed, the system helped them to (i) check results; (ii) provide alerts about allergies; (iii) identify the location of patients on the ward; (iv) send letters to GPs.
In cardiac clinic, physical exertion can be pre-assessed thanks to HR (Heart Rate) response using appropriate tests to rule out eventual cardiac dysfunction prior to undergo patient to further exams, surgical operations and rehabilitation activities.
In some fields, licensed professionals must periodically pass further exams in order to recertify their licenses.
Davis, who spends his off-seasons in Arizona, was then sent for further exams in New York.
In some fields, licensed professionals must periodically pass further exams in order to re-certify their licenses.
What is needed are further exams below A-level, aimed at this group, which includes the nurses, teachers and technical engineers of tomorrow.
After two years in practice, most will sit further exams for professional qualifications, such as membership of the Royal Town Planning Institute, the Institute of Housing or the Chartered Institute of Transport.
In 31% of all participants, imaging revealed findings that led to further exams or a therapeutic intervention, e.g., starting a secondary preventive medication.
