"search measures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to techniques which are employed to look for something. For example: "The police implemented several search measures in an attempt to locate the missing person."
Still, the operations continue, albeit under a new name: "operative search measures".
He said safety could be achieved without drastic search measures and suggested that the City Council hold hearings to develop uniform guidelines.
The UK's biggest police force has pledged to publish data on all outcomes of controversial stop and search measures by its officers under a Home Office scheme.
She said stop and search measures continued to be unfair.
In contrast, the low relative costs of job search measures in combination with their relatively high effectiveness suggest that they are commonly cost-effective.
There was an effect of interval on all four search measures with the number of boxes opened, the length of time the boxes were looked at, the number of systematic searches and time at which searches were initiated all increasing as function of interval length.
Several instruments have been developed to assess resemblance with the RIASEC interest types, almost all variants of John Holland's self-directed search measure (SDS; Holland, 1979).
It is notable that the observed turnover level is relatively low compared to the widespread intent to quit and active job search measured in the sample at T2.
Mass spectral databases (spectral libraries) have been created (e.g. Hisayuki et al., 2010; Oberacher et al., 2009; Smith et al., 2005; Tautenhahn et al., 2012), which allow us to search measured mass spectra.
To identify unique transcripts that are orthologous to previously annotated stress-related genes and transcription factors (TFs), we used a stringent BLASTX search measuring parameters combined with a RBH approach.
Then choose to search "measure number" for the simplest access to a bill.
