The phrase "a prudent study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a study that is careful, wise, and shows good judgment, often in the context of research or analysis.
Example: "The researchers conducted a prudent study to ensure that their findings would be reliable and applicable to real-world situations."
Alternatives: "a wise analysis" or "a careful examination".
Prudent study design of a candidate vaccine will ensure testing in multiple geographic locations by highly similar materials and methods, but will immunogenicity of competing manufacturers' vaccines determined by differing materials and methods be comparable?
Ch'oe Kyŏng, also called Kunjae (Korean: "Prudent Study"), (flourished 15th century, Kyŏngju, Korea), one of the most famous Korean painters of the early Chosŏn dynasty (1392 1910).
63 The negative effect of overweight may have been much greater than the positive effect of a prudent diet in our study.
Dow AgroSciences Vice President Erin Miller described the move as "a prudent step" while scientists studied the decomposition of the chemical in compost.
89, 90 A recent small study of a "prudent" reduced-fat diet produced a 38% reduction in endotoxin activity.
Cross-validating DBS-based HbA1c values with venous samples collected under exactly the same environmental conditions is a prudent investment in population-based studies.
Authors of the new paper offer some advice with their data: "Following the findings reported here," they write, "it would seem a prudent next step for subsequent studies to compare samples and protocols between different laboratories around the world".
Merck has taken a prudent course by doing a smaller study to generate some preliminary information about the drug's effects - but importantly, they are not assuming benefit based on the lab test - and are now moving to a large study to determine if the drug will help people.
In light of these limitations, the findings of the study must be interpreted in a prudent manner.
We called this a prudent dietary pattern to be consistent with other studies (28, 29).
