"clinical physicians" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to medical professionals who specialize in clinical medicine, such as medical doctors and nurses. For example, "The hospital is staffed with experienced clinical physicians who provide excellent care."
Dr. Gilgore, he added, also understood "how clinical physicians would use the product, what would pique their interest".
Afterward, the software system would finish the data analysis and present diagnostic results in the form of reports, which is a convenient diagnostic system for clinical physicians.
The learning curve with each new therapeutic class in which I became involved was very steep, but along the way I had the support of the many basic scientists and clinical physicians at the company.
This procedure enables the clinical physicians to use the hospital's viewers embedded into their electronic medical record (EMR) to access the imported images and not necessarily require separate query to the PACS or a new image viewer they are not used to.
The number of clinical physicians was in shortage in 2008.
The disorders were selected because they are common, and all clinical physicians have treated these patients.
There are both outstanding basic laboratory-based scientists and clinical physicians with access to affected patients.
The sufficiency level growth rate for all clinical physicians was 36.21% during the forecast period.
In 2008, there were 271 897 clinical physicians in Japan's medical workforce.
Therefore they were divided into two groups by the researcher: " Clinical physicians" and " Early adopters".
The number of clinical physicians was forecast to increase by 370 345 during 2008 to 2030.
