The phrase "at prescribing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the act of prescribing medication or treatment, often in medical or healthcare discussions.
Example: "The doctor was highly skilled at prescribing the right medication for his patients' conditions."
Alternatives: "in prescribing" or "when prescribing".
Our care cannot simply end at prescribing medication.
We looked at prescribing a class of anti-ulcer drugs called PPIs.
However, there are few studies examining the qualifications, protocols and in-service training that are aimed at prescribing nurses in primary health care.
They looked back at prescribing records for up to 20 years earlier, to find out whether there was a link between the anticholinergic drugs they were given and a later diagnosis of dementia.
So a team of researchers looked at prescribing patterns among men and women over 65 across the country, comparing rates over a period of several years and doing breakdowns quarterly.
Mr. Bickel may be right that the Supreme Court is a "most unsuitable instrument for the formation of policy". I wish that he had said outright what one must infer from his argu ment: the Supreme Court is much better at saying what the Government may not do than at prescribing what the Gov ernment must do and how it must go about doing it.
The restaurant's popularity means he now answers the phone only at prescribed times.
The inhaler is programmed so that a patient can receive a new dose only at prescribed intervals.
Probabilities of walkers arriving at prescribed boundaries (terminal weights) and source counts may be useful for characterization of medium heterogeneity.
These tables tell the louver inclinometers how to orient themselves on a schedule that subtly shifts them at prescribed times during the day.
Certain columns and structural elements at prescribed locations must be investigated to determine the structural bridging capabilities over the removed column.
