"sound measures" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used to describe decisions or plans that are wise and well-thought-out. For example: "The company took sound measures to ensure their employees felt safe in the office during the pandemic."
Therefore, there is a demand for psychometrically sound measures of walking that are responsive to change.
Those companies without sound measures in place to manage water use sustainably are likely to suffer restricted access to capital, high loan rates and inflated insurance premiums.
To address the current lack of psychometrically sound measures of beliefs regarding the consequences of obesity and ideal weight that has limited research to-date.
As researchers examine mechanisms of cognitive-behavioral interventions for chronic pain, psychometrically sound measures based in cognitive theory are needed to directly assess pain beliefs.
To compare standardized, psychometrically sound measures of psychosocial variables and physical violence with single-item measures currently used for screening purposes in an obstetric clinic.
The aims of this study were: 1) to identify valid and reliable measures used in studies with children and youth with CP, 2) to characterize the content of each measure using the ICF Core Sets for children and youth with CP as a framework, and finally 3) to create a toolbox of psychometrically sound measures covering the content of each ICF Core Set for children and youth with CP.
The witness shows the court his sound measuring equipment.
Tim Tompkins, the president of the organization, tried to sound measured when we spoke by phone.
Aside from payment, is popularity a sound measure of the quality and credibility of content?
The Mayo-Portland Participation Index: a brief and psychometrically sound measure of brain injury outcome.
And, applying that sound measure, CSR enthusiasts are bound to be disappointed.
