"will give consent" is a correct and usable form of written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that someone has agreed to a request or has given permission to do something. For example, "The school board will give consent to the construction of the new playground."
Both patients in the intervention and usual care arm will give consent to participate in the study at the beginning of the baseline visit.
If we consider that 80% of patients/parents will give consent to their participation, this would leave a pool of 56 families available for the two-year study period.
Parents enrolled in the trial will give consent for follow-up of their children from birth until two years' corrected age at the time of the initial, prenatal recruitment.
Women enrolled in the trial will give consent for follow-up of their children from birth until two years' corrected age at the time of the initial, prenatal recruitment.
Assuming that every GP will invite 25% of those 12 possible patients and that only 25% will fulfill criteria to participate in the study and will give consent to it, every GP will recruit 1 patient/month during the estimated 12-month recruited period.
Yorkshire building society also says it will not give consent for its mortgage customers to let out their homes for a fortnight.
How will citizens give consent to provide data when tracking systems are built into the environment around them? How can the data be used?
Parents will frequently give consent for operations for their minor children [ 63].
There will be many parents who will refuse to give consent because they don't want to support their children's curiosity in such areas as religion, civic engagement or sexual health or orientation.
One of those that supported broad consent said he will give broad consent only after the Nigerian Federal Ministry of Health approves the research.
Don't delude yourself that you'll simply not give consent because chances are if you want to use the device at all, you'll have to agree to all terms and conditions.
