The phrase "a recurring finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing results or observations that appear repeatedly in research or analysis.
Example: "In our study, a recurring finding was the correlation between sleep quality and productivity levels."
Alternatives: "a repeated observation" or "a consistent result".
It seems to be a recurring finding that organohalogen exposure at low doses that do not affect growth or physical development, still produce aberrant behaviour at later stages [ 11- 17, 17, 59].
The positive value of involving specialist researchers to describe their disciplines without compelling trainees toward any particular type of research over another was a recurring finding throughout all elements of the evaluation of the training.
Indeed, a recurring finding in the literature is that the so-called deficiencies of the multiple-choice format lie more with the quality of the individual question item (and by inference, with the question-setter), than with the format per se.
Combining this with another recurring finding, that of contact and treatment as two separate dimensions, we tentatively constructed a stages model in the contact process with 'required' clinician behaviour per stage (figure 1).
Beyond the machines themselves, election officials say they are most worried about a recurring problem: finding competent, reliable poll workers.
A recurring problem is finding proper ingredients.
In the first days after the attack, Mr. Summers had a recurring nightmare of finding himself enveloped by a fireball.
I do have a recurring dream about finding cards from the nineteen-seventies that I hadn't ever seen before.
He had a recurring nightmare of "finding myself in the haunts of interesting butterflies without my butterfly net and being reduced to capturing and messing up a rarity with my fingers".
In a season with a recurring theme of "finding ways to win," the Rangers outdid themselves with a 2-1 shootout victory over the Phoenix Coyotes on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden.
The latter represents a recurring theme throughout the research findings; a potentially significant one given the singular nature of the phenomenon and the tendency towards the novel observed in many of its early applications.
