The phrase "appointment is given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are informing someone that an appointment has been scheduled or assigned to them.
Example: "The appointment is given for next Tuesday at 3 PM."
Alternatives: "appointment has been scheduled" or "appointment is assigned."
It came from one patient who sought an appointment, was given one in two weeks, and ended up in the emergency department that night.
"Today, and thanks be to God, America is not facing an individual or a group, but a rebelling nation, which has awoken from its sleep in a jihadist renaissance". But Zawahiri's appointment was given a scornful response by an unnamed senior US official, who said he had not "demonstrated strong leadership or organisational skills" in the past.
The reason why those patients persisted in making phone appointment was given in the previous study [ 23].
The two main problems identified were that many patients never arrived for their appointment at the POPD, and that there was a long delay between the primary screening and the time an appointment was given.
Subjects were invited to participate in the study by letter and an appointment was given at the faculty clinic for history taking, examination and investigations; written instructions were given on when to stop consuming food.
A separate set of indicators was used to represent whether an ART initiation appointment was given to the ART-eligible individual for 0-7 days, 8-30 days or 31+ days after their screening visit.
The higher attendance in Oslo when a screening appointment was given in the first or second week after a birthday or when the invitation was received in the week of a birthday is most likely due to inherent differences between an urban population (Oslo) and a mixed urban and rural population (Telemark).
