"refine criteria" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that you are making changes or improvements to existing criteria or standards. For example: "The team held a meeting to refine criteria for the selection of new suppliers."
It is about going out in the organization to learn more, gather additional facts and refine criteria further.
With increasing familiarity of the literature, the research team will refine criteria to determine the relevance of the citations.
In a virtuous cycle, such research will help to refine criteria for identifying at risk groups for subsequent studies.
The evaluator made similar assignments of naïve, partially informed, and informed as we did, which helped us refine criteria and thus improve validity of our adapted rubric.
This multisite randomized trial will provide data to refine criteria for treatment selection for severe BPD patients and promises to optimize (cost- effectiveness of the treatment of BPD patients.
All along, we have been changing and refining criteria to insure that the objectives of the prize honoring Wendy and her high standards were met.
11 12 All 2491 ECGs were analysed retrospectively using the ESC recommendations, followed by the Seattle Criteria and Refined Criteria.
Application of the Refined Criteria further reduced (p<0.0001) the number of abnormal ECGs in athletes to 5.3%.
Compared with the ESC recommendations, the Seattle Criteria significantly improved specificity from 76.6% to 87.5%, while the Refined Criteria further improved specificity to 94.0%.
The 2014 Refined Criteria significantly (p<0.0001) improved specificity (94.0%) across all ethnicities compared with the Seattle Criteria (87.5%) and ESC recommendations (76.6%).
The Refined Criteria led to a significant improvement in specificity (95.6%) compared with 80.2% and 88.9% for the ESC recommendations and the Seattle Criteria, respectively.
