The phrase "a recent research found" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "recent research has found" or "a recent study found."
Example: "A recent study found that exercise significantly improves mental health."
Alternatives: "recent research indicates" or "a recent study reveals."
Recent research found a third of gay men had experienced some form of anti-fat bias, even though most would not be considered overweight using body mass index guidelines (not that it is acceptable at other times either).
Recent research found that an insecure attachment may be a risk factor for an outcome of poor adaptation that includes chronic pain [9] and that pain perception may change in relation with specific attachment styles.
Recent research found that over a quarter of infections following blood cancer chemotherapy were resistant to standard antibiotics.
Recent research found the cost of a zero-carbon home to be significantly cheaper than he quoted, with further cost reductions of up to 26% by the time zero-carbon standards are mandatory for new homes.
Yet recent research found that drama is among the best A-levels if you want to study law and good for all essay-based subjects at Russell Group universities.
Recent research found that ureolytic activity on a per gram or per ml basis was much higher on the sediments than in the fluid [8].
Recent research found that the complement system may play a role in PE [ 7].
Its recent research found 83 per cent of people have been contacted by a claims manager encouraging them to claim compensation, for personal injury or other financial loss.
Recent research found out that miR-219 might play an important role in tumorigenesis as this miRNA was shown to decrease in different types of cancer [ 40, 41].
Most of the children treated for bipolar disorder did not have it, recent research found.
