The phrase "and quality of screening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or standards of a screening process, such as in healthcare or security contexts.
Example: "The study focused on the effectiveness and quality of screening for early detection of diseases."
Alternatives: "and standard of screening" or "and effectiveness of screening".
Interval cancer is the marker par excellence of the effectiveness and quality of screening and surveillance programs.
Unacceptable disparities in cervical cancer between richer and poorer countries persist and serve as reminders of gross disparities in access to and quality of screening services.
The coverage and quality of screening seem to be most important.
The authors discuss several measures to improve the coverage and quality of screening and treatment [ 35].
Improvements in coverage and quality of screening tests for CD are the most important determinant of this change.
To increase the frequency and quality of screening for the metabolic syndrome in people prescribed continuing antipsychotic medication.
Like many, I feel an overwhelming sense of guilt regarding the number of books my kids did not read and the amount and quality of screen time I allowed.
In this month's Atlantic cover story, "The Touch-Screen Generation" Hanna Rosin writes about the alarming transformation of the American childhood in short time, parents worries over the quantity and quality of screen time, and an overview of the research to date on young kids and screen time.
The adenoma detection rate has been validated by endoscopists as a predictor of interval cancer and a surrogate indicator of the quality of screening colonoscopy [ 7, 8].
In the decades before Giana was born, the number and quality of newborn screening tests varied widely from state to state.
It's nice that the camera has a 3.5-inch touch screen (although the resolution and quality of the screen is significantly sub-par to every other screen I've used in the past year).
