The phrase "appropriate trial for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a suitable or fitting examination or test for a particular situation or subject.
Example: "The researchers conducted an appropriate trial for the new medication to ensure its effectiveness and safety."
Alternatives: "suitable test for" or "fitting examination for".
As a starting point we assume that a typical systematic review of trials will include the assessment of all appropriate trials for specific target populations undergoing particular interventions.
Nevertheless, patient-centered trial recommendation is also valuable, particularly if the key barrier to physician participation is the time required for identifying appropriate trials for individual patients from a large pool of active trials [ 18].
A reviewer raised the issue of well-founded concerns in the oncology community regarding designs of appropriate trials for a malignancy that is relatively rare, and thus making it more difficult to provide large-scale randomized trials 35, 36.
Adopting appropriate trial functions for various boundary conditions and employing Galerkin technique and assuming a uniformly distributed harmonic load, single nonlinear ordinary differential equation with quadratic and cubic nonlinearities is obtained.
The full texts of the selected abstracts were obtained and analysed for appropriate trial design and safety reporting.
It is not their policy to impose personal punishment on violators; such punishment is provided by separate statute, 11 and can be imposed only in a judicial proceeding in which the accused has the benefit of constitutional and statutory safeguards appropriate to trial for a crime.
Therefore, the strategies to increase retention identified by this review may not be generalisable to trials conducted in low-income countries because the interventions identified might not be socially, culturally or economically appropriate for trials run in these regions.
Sealed opaque sequentially numbered envelopes may be appropriate for trials of diagnostic tests in settings where centralized randomization is not feasible, and given careful monitoring of the enrollment process.
In sum, we believe that our 2×2 design is appropriate for trials involving experimental drugs that already have been well studied with respect to toxicity, as is the case with aspirin and minocycline.
