The phrase "a recent study discussed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to findings or information presented in a study that has been published or shared recently.
Example: "A recent study discussed the impact of climate change on marine biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a recent study mentioned" or "a recent study highlighted".
A recent study discussed in Scientific American blights old diets, associating some of civilization's early food habits with men's power over women.
Their presence was, however, associated mainly with age, male gender and body weight in multivariate analyses, and not with the measures of disease activity and functional limitations, in contrast to a recent study discussed below [ 13].
13, 27, 36, 39 Moreover, a recent study discussed the expected time lag between mosquito birth and the appearance of clinical symptoms in humans: larval and pupa development (10 21 days), a gonotrophic cycle (3 7 days per cycle), extrinsic incubation in mosquitoes (7 15 days), and in-human incubation (1 12 days) for a total lag of 21 55 days (or 3 8 weeks).
A very recent study discussed the potential pathways to drug resistance based on PPI analysis [ 40].
Taken together, the recent studies discussed here provide a clearer definition of TEC progenitors capable of giving rise to both cTECs and mTECs.
Several recent studies, discussed below, add credence to this idea.
In addition, recent studies (discussed further below) have suggested that dyscalculic children show numerical deficits at an even lower level, that of the representation of quantity and/or the ability to link quantity to symbolic representations of number.
Fourthly, several recent studies discussed that gene-gene or gene-environment interactions could cause significant variance heterogeneity across genotypes, which makes testing variance-controlling loci a powerful tool to reveal potential interaction effects.
In addition, two recent studies discussed the spatial distribution of aerosol chemical composition and the evolution of OA in Europe based on measurements of aerosol chemical composition across the continent [ 18, 56].
However, NRG1 is also expressed throughout adulthood (Kerber et al. 2003; Law et al. 2004), and recent studies, discussed below, provide compelling evidence for its functionality in brain (for review, see Mei and Xiong 2008).
A few recent studies discuss transparent superhydrophobic coatings applied to photovoltaics.
