"a previous finding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a conclusion or result that was made or discovered before the current situation or discussion. Example: "According to a previous finding by the research team, the new treatment showed promising results in the first round of clinical trials."
Finding of this prediction coincides with a previous finding where envelope glycoprotein was presented as an immunogenic protein.
The landmark decision, reversing a previous finding by the court, avoids a head-on judicial collision between the UK supreme court in London and the judges in Strasbourg.
This finding disagrees with a previous finding that online videos are more useful (Love et al. 2014).
Similarly, a previous finding recommended N application to maximize common bean yield in soil having high indigenous rhizobial population [31].
The objective of the study was to further investigate a previous finding that tubal sterilization followed by hysterectomy was associated with hydrosalpinx formation.
The Stroop effect was larger when the response locations were close together than when they were far apart, replicating a previous finding.
This result complements a previous finding in the literature that longer time spent unemployed reduces the probability of finding a job (see, e.g., Kroft et al. 2013).
This goes in line with a previous finding by Dechasa and Guinand (2000) in southern Ethiopia where wild food constituted daily meals for the majority of households.
This was consistent with a previous finding by Eggers et al. [27] indicating a strong relationship between vertigo and migraine [27].
The amount that the sun and Mars's moon stretch the Red Planet gravitationally backs up a previous finding that Mars's outer core is liquid.
That aluminum works supports a previous finding of theirs that oxygen is more important than cobalt in accepting electrons from the positive electrode.
