The phrase "and standardization of reported" is not complete and lacks context, but the structure is correct for written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the need for uniformity in how information is presented or measured.
Example: "The committee focused on the improvement of data collection methods and standardization of reported metrics to ensure consistency across all departments."
Alternatives: "and uniformity of reported" or "and harmonization of reported".
Those conversations highlighted a variety of practices, open questions, and tensions within the area of transparency reporting, as well as the need for tools that could aid in the creation and standardization of reporting.
Moreover, by using the CCM to categorize the identified facilitators and barriers, we increased the standardization of reporting facilitators and barriers in relation to diabetes care.
The methods used to derive various densitometric relationships are reported and recommendations are provided toward the standardization of reporting metrics.
The ICMART / WHO recommended a perinatal period of ≥ 20 completed weeks of gestational age to < 7 completed days after birth which would optimize the standardization of reporting fetal and neonatal deaths following ART treatment.
Because microCT is not readily available, we provide guidance for using standard light microscopy techniques, as well as recommending standardization of reporting Sm values.
Standardization of reporting is the best way to ensure that information necessary for patient management is included in pathology reports.
Biering-Sorensen F, DeVivo MJ, Charlifue S, Chen Y, New PW, Noonan V, et al. International Spinal Cord Injury Core Data Set (version 2.0 -including standardization of reporting.
Inconsistent data reporting procedures against the backdrop of inherent disaster data incompleteness calls for urgent standardization of reporting earthquake injuries for evidence-based response policy planning.
The standardization of reporting of data promises to revolutionize biology by allowing community access to data generated in laboratories across the globe.
The expert group recommends standardization of reporting procedures, including: the result, the reference range, the nature of the abnormality, and an indication of the speed and progression of clinical symptoms in the absence of intervention.
