"execution of examination" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of carrying out or performing an examination. Example: The execution of examination procedures by the medical team ensured accurate diagnosis and proper treatment for the patient.
When there is little encouragement from supervisors to discuss findings and to verify doubts, this may lead to uncertainty about the correctness of their execution of physical examination skills.
We should strengthen the propaganda of relevant knowledge in the general public, including the execution of premarital health examination, eugenic measures, etc.
It appears that deficiencies in the execution of the physical examination are nevertheless already present at the end of the basic training in internal medicine.
They will have had more opportunity to practise the execution of the physical examination and they will have seen a larger number and wider variety of abnormal findings.
Furthermore, the national principles for the proper execution of the clinical examination of drugs (Bundesanzeiger No. 243 of 30.12.1987), the national regulations of the German drug law, and the German drug test guidelines were adhered.
One of the reasons for these results may be that four guidelines [11, 12, 13, 14] are mainly technical guidelines, dealing mostly or only with the practical execution of MSK-US examinations (e.g., how to orient the probe, position the patient, visualise a tendon).
KB took part in the development and the execution of the computer-based examination.
Points were awarded for correct execution of each part of the examination technique.
The dementia-specific part of the training consisted of dementia diagnostics including execution of the Mini-Mental Status Examination (MMSE) with a video demonstration and a section about patient and caregiver information (120 minutes).
Encouragement of women to use a delivery position that allows execution of the Finnish intervention and visual examination of the perineum during the last minutes of delivery could be problematic, as it may affect birth experiences and violate women's right to an informed choice in child birth.
However, those changes are worthy of examination.
