The phrase "a recent study assessing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a new research study that evaluates or analyzes a particular subject or issue.
Example: "A recent study assessing the impact of social media on mental health has revealed significant findings."
Alternatives: "a recent analysis evaluating" or "a recent report examining".
A similar result was found in a recent study assessing the tibial component rotation in UKR using CT scan (Servien et al. 2011).
In a recent study assessing PCT monitoring in the early diagnosis of nosocomial infection, PCT at D0 was the best predictor of proven infection.
Aligned with this, a recent study assessing the rate of non-publication in trials relating to medical vaccines reported similar results, with a non-publication rate of 50.4%.
A recent study assessing presbyopia in a rural, Chinese population (Shenyang, northern China) also utilized a functional definition of presbyopia [ 16, 17] and did not determine distance refractive error.
Although enormous efforts have been made to integrate mental health into the PHC system, a recent study assessing the mental healthcare system in the Islamic Republic of Iran concluded that mental health services are facing important challenges in cities.
To calculate the target sample size for the trial, we used the available database of the study of myocardial postconditioning by Staat et al 56 and a recent study assessing cyclosporine 11 for infarct size reduction.
A recent study assessed treatment of adolescent suicide attempters [ 64].
Additionally, a recent study assessed reporting errors and biases in contact survey studies [ 38].
A recent study assessed women's perceptions about the safety of COCs [ 16].
A recent study assessed direct medical costs for the Italian Health System being around 30 million euro per year [ 19].
As regards SFT of the pleura specifically, a recent study assessed the multimodal management of such tumors (all stages included).
