The phrase "using a consecutive sampling" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing a research methodology that involves selecting and studying a sample of a larger population in sequence (e.g. the first 10 customers, the next 10 customers, etc.). For example: "This market research study employed a consecutive sampling technique, collecting data from the first 100 customers to enter the store."
Participants were enrolled in the study using a consecutive sampling approach.
The study was conducted among 244 diabetic patients, selected by using a consecutive sampling technique.
Four hundred and forty hypertensive subjects were enrolled using a consecutive sampling method.
As well, our study has some advantages over other similar studies, one of which is that the study was conducted by the same team and included a variety of pathologies in a large cohort of patients obtained using a consecutive sampling of all patients who underwent during a 10 year follow-up.
Design: Before-after trial performed by using a consecutive sample.
The present study was a prospective observational study using a consecutive sample of adult atraumatic patients admitted through the ED of a tertiary university hospital.
The reliability and validity of the SSS-J were evaluated using a consecutive sample of 210 outpatients with type 2 diabetes from university hospitals and from hospitals or clinics specializing in diabetes treatment.
Thus, this approach uses a consecutive sampling method with inclusion criteria, that is, a non-randomised sampling method.
In this work we use a consecutive sampling method to characterize the dispersion patterns of data generated from Illumina fiberoptic bead-based oligonucleotide arrays.
In a cross-sectional study of three types of hospitals, we used a consecutive sampling strategy to recruit 475 patients undergoing a total hip or knee replacement, and we invited them to participate in a paper-based survey.
This study used a consecutive sample of adult (18+ years of age) community dental patients holding a current government concession card who contacted clinics requesting general dental treatment during a maximum recruitment period of 12 months across 1999 2000.
