The phrase "a new study designed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or referencing a study that has been specifically created or structured to investigate a particular topic or question.
Example: "A new study designed to explore the effects of sleep on cognitive function has yielded interesting results."
Alternatives: "a recent study created" or "a novel study developed".
A new study designed to address critiques of climate science by skeptics has confirmed that "global warming is real" and that the world's average land temperature has risen by about 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit since the mid-1950s.
Now, a new study designed to produce more objective results has shown that random safety inspections do indeed improve safety without leading to burdensome expense or job loss.
A new study designed to address this possibility has found that adults who consumed more dairy during childhood may have a greater risk of developing colorectal cancer in adulthood.
We propose a new study design that has the potential to provide information about a wider range of interesting causal effects.
The combination of EMG or NCS with questionnaire data preoperatively and to 6 weeks would suffice and would simplify a new study design.
Therefore a new study design is needed to confirm and quantify the association we have found.
Guerrero-Preston et al. [ 30] sought to overcome these limitations by using a new study design.
The history of research is replete with examples of researchers experimenting on themselves, 1 but, to our knowledge, this is the first instance where a clinical epidemiologist has drawn up a new study design, performed the trial on herself, and reported the results.
The aim was to validate a new study method designed to improve throughput and reduce inter-animal variability and animal number requirement in routine bioavailability and plasma PK studies of NCEs in awake rats.
This could lead to the formulation of a new hypothesis that could then be tested in a new study specifically designed to test this hypothesis.
Based on this experiment, a new study was designed to ascertain the potency of MSC transplantation into amylotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a neurodegenerative disease that particularly degenerate the motor neurons and disturb muscle functionality [ 124].
