The phrase "a key finding of our" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing important results or conclusions derived from research or analysis conducted by a group or organization.
Example: "A key finding of our study indicates that regular exercise significantly improves mental health."
Alternatives: "an important discovery from our" or "a significant result of our".
A key finding of our research is that climate change poses a fundamental challenge to business as usual.
A key finding of our own evidence-based research is that a UK postal worker is more efficient than her or his continental counterpart.
A key finding of our latest report is that the vast majority, if not all, of radicalised individuals come into contact with extremist ideology through offline interactions before reaching online extremist content.
A key finding of our study is the marked differentials in estimated Gini for men and women in the major states of India.
A key finding of our research was that the cationic charge position and the alkyl chain length of the surfactants determine the nanovesicles resulting toxicity.
As a key finding of our experiments, an analysis in the full attribute space may not be the best choice, but subspace methods can be an interesting tool, especially if used in an appropriate analysis workflow.
A second key finding of our study was the identification of a high-risk postdischarge period (i.e., 60 days postdischarge) during which a patient has an increased risk for rehospitalization and incurs greater health care costs.
A second key finding of our study is that, with minimal instruction prior to the activity - a reading assignment and approximately 4 minutes devoted to a clicker question - introductory biology students are able to successfully tackle challenging questions about trees.
A key finding of my survey was inconsistency of care.
This was a key finding of the poll recently published by Jon Cruddas, examining why Labour lost the election.
A key finding of both surveys, was the prevalence of spatial and temporal variation of assemblages.
