The phrase "clinically recommended" is grammatically correct and widely used in written English.
It is often used to indicate that a particular treatment, product, or practice has been recommended by medical professionals based on clinical evidence and research. Example: "The new medication has been clinically recommended for patients with high blood pressure."
The results of analysis are fully compatible with those obtained using clinically recommended method and clinical analyzer.
Data collected in Phase I clinical trials of sorafenib-treated patients demonstrate that at clinically recommended doses (400 mg), it is possible to achieve maximum plasma concentration of sorafenib from 5.2 21 μM (Awada et al., 2005; Strumberg et al., 2005).
Physician-delivered tobacco treatment using the 5As is clinically recommended, yet its use has been limited.
Tricyclic antidepressants are among the first line treatments clinically recommended against neuropathic pain.
However, even when LDL-C levels are at or below clinically recommended target levels, residual cardiovascular (CV) risk still remains.
The ABC phenomenon was not observed at the clinically recommended DXR dose (20 mg/m2) in any animal species.
The real world usage observed could then be compared with the clinically established recommended dosage.
Although clinically not recommended, women wanted drugs to hasten the labour process.
Although clinically not recommended and hopefully not applied, an identical tidal volume of 12 ml/kg was used in both groups.
Conclusions Screening of pancreatic-insufficient, adolescent patients with CF identified more with abnormal oral glucose tolerance than was suspected clinically and is recommended as a routine practice.
Sustained end-range rotation is recommended clinically as a pre-manipulative screening tool; however ultrasound studies have yielded conflicting results about the effect of rotation on blood flow in the vertebral arteries.
