The phrase "a compatible finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or conclusions that align or agree with other findings or data.
Example: "The study revealed a compatible finding with previous research, suggesting that the treatment is effective."
Alternatives: "an aligned result" or "a consistent conclusion".
Other infective sources such as septic arthritis, liver abscess, or retropharyngeal abscess were considered to be other sites of infections when contrast-enhanced computed tomography or MRI showed compatible findings in an official radiologist's report.
We [ 9] along with two other groups [ 10, 11] have reached compatible findings.
TWO and a half years ago, Paula Chamoun had nearly given up hope of finding a compatible Christian Arabic man.
Henri, conceived in the vain hope of finding a compatible marrow donor for Joseph, is the black sheep whose very existence is a reminder of his dead brother.
Back in the early days of Swype, shoehorning this crazy speedy, tapless-typing keyboard onto your Android handset was a matter of finding a compatible APK.
Although finding a compatible mentor is not as simple as one might like, it doesn t have to be that difficult, either.
As noted above, we expect the probability of finding a compatible tube for a particular SNP in a particular state to decrease exponentially as the tube size increases.
This lifestyle not only enables the fungus to reproduce without finding a compatible partner, but also to cross with any mate it may encounter.
According to American Thoracic Society ATS / Infectious Diseases Society of America IDSASA) guidelines, the diagnosis should be based on specific, validated criteria that emphasize a compatible clinical syndrome, characteristic findings on chest X-ray or CT, and repeated isolation of NTM from the sputum or growth of NTM from a lung biopsy [ 16].
However, Elliott et al. (15) found that patients with schizophrenia were impaired on this task, not because of learned irrelevance but because they perseverated on a previously reinforced dimension, a finding compatible with an explanation of reduced responsivity to negative feedback.
