The phrase "a medical study" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to any type of research related to medicine. For example, "This team of researchers conducted a medical study to determine the effectiveness of a new type of medication."
"And I might be happy to participate in a medical study where I give the years' aggregate data.
IMAGINE a medical study in which researchers are tracking the progress of H.I.V. in 415 heterosexual American couples.
According to a medical study, she added, "an actor going onstage for a press night undergoes the same tension as a victim in a major car accident".
Correction: April 16, 2000, Sunday A letter in the Ethicist column on March 26 included an erroneous claim about "mad cow" disease and a medical study.
That is why we are spending almost $2 million to fund a medical study on concussions with a group of our retired players.
The controversial combined measles, mumps and rubella vaccine does not increase the risk of Crohn's disease, according to a medical study published today.
Often patients begin a medical search hoping to discover a breakthrough medical study or a cure buried on the Internet.
Coast's troubles started when undercover federal investigators prepared plans for a sham medical study involving a make-believe surgical product to see how closely companies like Coast evaluate the studies they are paid to review.
Concerning the depletion time, a recent medical study suggests an average age of 51.1 years for the onset of menopause, with a standard deviation of 3.8 years [ 34].
For example, horrific images from the battlefield or a controversial medical study can invoke a massive response.
"It wasn't a classical medical study, of course, but for a television show it was pretty darn good.
