The phrase "a recent study outlined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to findings or conclusions presented in a study that has been published or conducted recently.
Example: "A recent study outlined the significant impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a recent study highlighted" or "a recent study revealed".
A recent study outlined in Harvard Business Review uncovered how key executives handle their time to remain productive and efficient.
A recent study outlined the potential errors in using whole organism or composite structures (organs) in RNA-sequencing analysis as a common practice for small invertebrates like insects or larvae.
In the field of surgery, a recent study outlined that the activity of PRP may be enhanced in presence of specific biphasic tridimensional porous scaffold made of collagen type I and glycosaminoglycan [ 109].
A recent study outlining a NASA vision for CFD development emphasizes the importance of high-performance computing (HPC) in increasing the impact of CFD on design and certification of aerospace vehicles.
Indeed, recent studies outlined a bystander immunomodulatory effect of transplanted NSC beneficial for regeneration (Cusimano et al., 2012; Pluchino et al., 2003).
Recent studies outlined the validity of NAA measurements in biological fluids, serum and cerebrospinal, using a gas-chromatography mass-spectrometry (gas-chromatography mass-spectrometrylogas-chromatography mass-spectrometry
What dictates generation of TH1 TH17 or TH2 immunity is becoming more understood, with results of recent studies outlining the pivotal role of microbial adjuvants in tailoring the activating phenotypes on antigen presenting cells.
Two recent studies outlining HBV patient-to-patient transmission incidents involving multiple failures in infection control have been published, one in Ireland [ 10] and the other in the USA [ 11].
In a recent study, Bahrain nursing students outlined societal and cultural barriers they met in pursuing their chosen profession, including an unfavourable public image, but themselves believed a nursing career to be "humanitarian" in nature [ 22].
A recent study published in Nature outlines research by a team of Yale University and University of Southhampton scientists.
This is outlined by a recent study regarding skip rates of songs played on Spotify, which pretty much verifies something that we all inherently knew.
