The phrase "as a routine data" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "as routine data"? You can use "as routine data" when referring to data that is regularly collected or processed in a standard manner.
Example: "The system automatically logs user activity as routine data for analysis."
Alternatives: "as standard data" or "as regular data".
The Globe said the error was detected only as part of a routine data check performed when a protocol, or blueprint for treatment, is considered experimental.
Vote Leave said in a statement to the electoral commission in April 2018 that it restricted access to the documents as part of a routine data protection exercise.
The local correction factor method is relatively simple to use in comparison with many other methods appeared in the literature and it can more readily be implemented as part of a routine data analysis in image-based uniaxial tension testing of sheet metals.
Information on deaths was provided by the Office for National Statistics as part of a routine data feed to NCRS, and follow-up is complete to the end of 2013.
We also carried out a review of CDU-related documents, including service level agreements, standard operating procedures, quarterly reports, conference proceedings, press statements, academic theses as well as routine data collected by the CDU.
The advantages of this study are that it addresses a large country-wide study population, as well as routine data-supported depiction of clinical daily life.
As the current needs for information about health indicators by the Tanzanian Ministry of Health and development partners are mainly focused on routine service data collection, the potential of MTUHA as a routine service data collection tool needs to be highlighted to encourage its use as such.
Therefore, a facility which supports data collection will need to be extremely flexible in order to include both specific data as well as a set of routine data.
The Zambia Partnership assesses data on selected services from an electronic data capture system for completeness as a routine component of data management, ensuring that data used for feedback accurately reflect the services delivered.
All partnerships have adopted a flexible, iterative approach in designing and refining the development of new tools and approaches for HIS enhancement (such as routine data quality audits and automated troubleshooting), as well as improving decision making through timely feedback on health system performance (such as through summary data dashboards or routine data review meetings).
