"incorporating measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of including or implementing specific steps or actions into something, such as a plan, policy, or strategy. Example: The company's new sustainability plan includes incorporating measures to reduce carbon emissions by 50% within the next five years.
Measurement and ongoing monitoring of health conditions and risk factors incorporating measures of socioeconomic status other than race/ethnicity was neither centralized nor a routine concern for most CDC infectious disease programs.
France and Britain are incorporating measures of happiness and well-being into their national accounts, and the U.N. General Assembly adopted happiness as an unofficial Millennium Development Goal in July.
Our findings support the feasibility and importance of incorporating measures of HRQL in future trials in advanced HCC.
Montgomery et al. [ 3, 4] have published one of the better known objective PD batteries, incorporating measures of motor performance, olfaction, and mood.
In particular, meaningfully incorporating measures derived from street-level questionnaires of people who use drugs may provide a more reliable metric of supply and availability.
As a result, the Steering Committee established a Health Equity Working Group to develop standards and set the agenda for incorporating measures of socioeconomic status into routine EIP surveillance (9 ).
Here, we demonstrate that incorporating measured variables that do not provide any additional information about faults degrades monitoring performance.
The PF aims to estimate the state variables x t for time t while incorporating measured variable data y t.
Imbalances in important variables can be adjusted for in the analysis by incorporating measured confounders as additional covariates.
Jorgenson and Daniel T. Slesnick (2014) showed how to incorporate measures of social welfare into the national accounts.
Future quality measures may expand on the concept of suffering to incorporate measures of disparity in suffering across patient populations.
