The phrase "assisted tool for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a tool or resource that provides help or support for a specific task or purpose.
Example: "The software serves as an assisted tool for data analysis, making it easier for researchers to interpret complex datasets."
Alternatives: "supportive tool for" or "helpful resource for".
Development of machine assisted tools for automatic analysis of psoriasis skin biopsy image plays an important role in clinical assistance.
The proposed system might be used as an assisting tool for brain tumor characterization on volumetric MRI series.
This paper presents the design and implementation of KJ3 (Knowledge Judgment, version 3) which is an assisting tool for formal validation of knowledge-based systems (KBSs).
In the past there has been a shift of paradigm away from stand-alone, black-box problem solving systems to assisting tools for medical decision support.
The aim is to create an easy applicable (computer-assisted) tool for use of the PIAMA Risk Score in well-child care.
In addition, similar results were obtained previously on the investigation of PDB-annotated structures of plant proteins with the disorder-assisted tool for prediction of phosphorylation sites Musite (Yao et al., 2012).
It could be a basis for the development of a computer assisted evaluation tool for designing interdisciplinary systems such as mechatronics ones.
In the same building that houses the shelter, lawyers work to establish protective measures and push cases forward, therapists talk with women and their children, job training is offered, and small no-interest loans assist with tools for work, such as sewing machines.
In future, such a molecular test may serve as an important tool for assisting pathologists in cases of thyroid follicular neoplasms where a clear clinical decision cannot be made based on histopathology.
The model presented could serve as a useful tool for assisting primary care practitioners in this process by encouraging them to probe into patients' explanatory accounts of symptoms and expedite the identification of those requiring further investigations.
