The phrase "a recent study examining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a new research study that investigates a particular topic or issue.
Example: "A recent study examining the effects of sleep on cognitive performance has revealed significant findings."
Alternatives: "a new study investigating" or "a recent research analyzing".
In a recent study examining how scandals shape presidential public approval, we find that the linkages between scandals and economic performance extend far beyond Brazil.
A recent study examining 55 nonprofit organizations found the volume of email appeals received by typical subscribers jumped about 16 percent from 2011 to 2012.
A recent study examining the effects of foreign aid on foreign public opinion found that US aid programmes targeting HIV/Aids have improved perceptions of the US among the public in recipient countries.
A recent study examining the association of the vaginal microbiome and preterm birth documented important findings but was performed in a predominantly white cohort.
In addition, a recent study examining the effect of INNO 406, another brain penetrant c-Abl inhibitor protected against MPTP intoxication via preventing parkin tyrosine phosphorylation, and accumulation of the parkin substrate AIMP213.
A recent study examining a UK database of adverse drug-associated event reports (Medawar and Herxheimer, 2003) highlights the limitations of relying on AE reports from professionals or consumers submitted to a drug-regulatory agency.
As but one example, a recent study examining the extent to which sporting events encouraged attendees to participate in sports themselves noted methodological challenges around self-reporting, sample size and causality [25].
A recent study, examining graduates who left university in 2004, found that median earnings for a graduate were £16,500 one year on from when they left university.
A recent study examining racial disparities reveals that people are more empathetic towards whites than towards blacks, particularly when related to medical treatment or pain.
In a recent study examining party platforms, Gerald Wright and Elizabeth Wright find, "a portion of the differential responsiveness we identified stems from parties overlooking low-income constituents who are unlikely to vote".
A recent study examining the role of netrin-1 in the formation of hippocampal networks underscores the importance of the regulation of DCC UNC5H ratios [48].
