The phrase "a recent publication found" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to findings or conclusions drawn from a newly released study or article.
Example: "A recent publication found that regular exercise significantly improves mental health."
Alternatives: "a recent study revealed" or "a recent report indicated".
A recent publication found that topiramate [38], one of the most effective drugs in migraine prevention, was able to normalize habituation in these patients.
Increased AP-2α expression correlates with progression in various squamous cell carcinomas, and a recent publication found AP-2α to be overexpressed in ∼70% of Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma (HNSCC) patient samples.
Further, a recent publication found no general increase in childhood leukemia in other U.S. counties with military bases (Steinmaus et al. 2004).
However, a recent publication found no prognostic significance of CD151 expression in 83 oral cancer cases, despite the widespread expression of the protein (Romanska et al, 2012).
A 2006 paper explored the prognostic implications of organ dysfunction and the presence of the Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS) [ 13], and a recent publication found a poor association between abnormal temperature or leucocytosis and subsequently proven bacteraemia [ 14].
19 22 A recent publication found that systematic reviewers and meta-analysts are misusing reporting tools like Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology (STROBE) due to the dearth of validated assessment instruments.
One recent publication found that the T allele of miR-137 rs1625579 is associated with an earlier age of onset in schizophrenia [ 17].
15 The two most recent publications found no negative influence of incisional biopsies on melanoma patient survival but in Bong et al. patients groups were not fully matched and in Martin et al. median FU was only 28 months.
Thus, a 30% mortality rate was reported after the introduction of antimicrobial therapy [ 1] but 50 years later, despite the introduction of new antimicrobial agents and advances in surgical therapy, and even though some recent publications found mortality rates lower than 20%[ 2, 3], it remains around 20-40% in most series [ 4, 5].
These findings are in agreement with a recent publication that found G. vaginalis strains produced substances that were antagonistic to bacterial isolates common to the vaginal biome [27].
Similar to our results, a recent publication also found no alteration in plasma α-tocopherol concentrations in transgenic male rats fed γ-tocopherol [24].
