The phrase "a recent trial found" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the results or conclusions drawn from a recent scientific or legal trial.
Example: "A recent trial found that the new medication significantly improved patient outcomes compared to the placebo."
Alternatives: "a recent study revealed" or "a recent experiment showed".
A recent trial found that "brain shrinkage", which has been associated with Alzheimer's, was slowed in older people taking high doses of vitamins, including B12.
A recent trial found that the degree of risk reduction associated with statin therapy following myocardial infarction is less in women than in men [ 14].
A recent trial found that RP could be taught to care coordinators and that this improved social functioning compared with treatment as usual amongst service users with bipolar disorder [ 21].
A recent trial found that lipid-lowering with walnut supplementation was only evident in patients with higher cholesterol levels; there was no benefit in those with baseline cholesterol concentrations <4.94 mmol/l (Torabian et al., 2010).
For example, a recent trial found no significant differences in clinical outcomes between two non-pharmacologic interventions for patients with low back or neck pain; an approach based on cognitive-behavioural principles versus one based on the McKenzie approach to mechanical diagnosis and therapy [ 59].
A very recent trial found no effect of an intervention that only comprised a liaison team [ 19].
Two recent trials found a more substantial effect of antibiotics when they looked at treatment failure as the outcome.
Recent trials found no benefit in early EN administration up to the calculated target as compared with low EN intake [ 11, 12].
While the literature reports positive data concerning migraine treatment with riboflavin in adult patients [9 12], a recent trial has found no significant effects in childhood [13].
Many epidemiologic studies evidence that statin treatment may be associated with a better prognosis in severe bacterial infections, and a recent randomized trial found a reduced mortality in the statin group.
Like many plants, euphorbias can be both poison and cure in one: the seeds of its berries are very poisonous (just one can kill a child); however, a recent drug trial found that it can be very effective against skin cancer, and might yet become a new drug.
