kliinisille

Kliinisille is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective kliininen, meaning "clinical". Grammatically, kliinisille is the allative plural form (marked by the ending -ille) and is used to indicate direction or beneficiary in relation to plural nouns — roughly translating as "to/for the clinical (ones)" or "to/for clinical [plural noun]" in English.

Etymology and pronunciation: the base adjective kliininen derives from international scientific terminology (Latin/Greek roots via European languages) and refers to clinical practice, settings or phenomena, especially in medicine and health sciences. Pronunciation follows Finnish patterns, with primary stress on the first syllable: [ˈkliːinisille].

Usage and examples: kliinisille commonly appears before plural nouns in expressions like kliinisille potilaille ("to clinical patients"), kliinisille tutkimuksille ("to clinical studies"), or in contexts discussing allocation, direction or applicability: Tutkimus tarjosi uutta tietoa kliinisille potilaille suunnattujen hoitojen kehittämiseen ("The study provided new information for developing treatments aimed at clinical patients"). As an inflected form, it must agree in case and number with the noun it modifies.

Context: the term is frequent in medical, research, regulatory and administrative texts in Finnish, where precise case marking is used to express recipients, targets or directions related to clinical activities.