The phrase "a further study revealed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing new findings or insights that were discovered in an additional research study.
Example: "A further study revealed that the treatment was more effective than previously thought."
Alternatives: "an additional study showed" or "a subsequent study indicated".
In July this year, a further study revealed that 75% of employees on blockbuster film sets are male.
A further study revealed that among the two main genes pgdA-like (EF1843) and oatA (EF0783) able to confer this lysozyme resistance through the modification of different sites of the PG structure, only oatA has a significant role in E. faecalis [27].
A further study revealed a positive association between median survival and the presence of extracranial metastases [ 7], although statistical significance was again not achieved.
A further study revealed that female sex hormones (salutary effects) and male sex steroids (suppressing cardiac and immune functions) were likely to influence the outcome of trauma patients, although the exact mechanisms were not clearly understood [ 48].
A further study reveals that the absorption properties of Au grating can be tailored by altering number of MoS2 layers, changing to a MoS2 nanoribbon array, and inserting a hafnium dioxide (HfO2) spacer.
Further study revealed that catalyst attrition was a very important factor in contributing such reactor behaviours.
Further study revealed that I κB α was a target gene of miR-381.
Further study revealed that the artifacts were composed of minerals found only on the Santa Cruz Islands in Melanesia, some 1,200 miles to the west and closer to New Guinea and Australia.
Further study revealed the strong inhibitory effect of NDGA on the phosphorylation of Smad2.
Further study revealed that plant MIR168a and MIR156a were detected in various mouse tissues, including liver, small intestine, and lung (Figure 1H and 1I).
Further study revealed that MPS VII growth plates had reduced tyrosine phosphorylation of STAT3, a pro-proliferative transcription factor.
