The phrase "and while the procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a clause that describes an action or situation occurring simultaneously with a procedure being discussed.
Example: "The team gathered data, and while the procedure was ongoing, they analyzed the results in real-time."
Alternatives: "and during the procedure" or "and as the procedure".
And while the procedure for seeking clemency in noncapital cases is clear, the procedures in capital cases are still being drafted, Mr. Clinton said in February.
Some have been tested five or six times previously, and while the procedure has not changed, the tools for conducting the tests have improved.
She has had an operation for a carotid artery obstruction and while the procedure has a high success rate, she has drawn a fatal short straw.
The ultrasound transducer is problematic and uncomfortable while the procedure involves launching a 2-MHz signal towards the fetus [ 7].
2) SAE related to acute stress-response were assessed by physiological parameters (cardiac rhythm, heart rate, mean arterial pressure, respiratory rate and oximetry), measured continuously by the ICU monitor and recorded before and while the moving procedure by the bedside RN on a sheet dedicated to the study.
Acute bilateral adrenalectomy abolished the elevation of both noradrenaline and adrenaline induced by vasopressin, while the procedure reduced only the elevation of adrenaline induced by CRH.
While the procedure is inexpensive and does not require surgical skills, there are concerns regarding long-term side effects.
She supported them, however, and actually sat with the writer making conversation while the procedure was being performed.
9 While the procedure is performed, patients experience mild pain, residual erythema, and crust formation.
While the procedure has been shown to work in animals, it has never been tested in humans.
Finally, while the procedure was started much earlier, recent developments undoubtedly have further increased the urgency and will of the political establishment.
