The phrase "a retrieved" is not correct and usable in written English as it lacks context and clarity.
It could potentially be used in a context where "retrieved" is functioning as an adjective, but it typically requires additional information to make sense.
Example: "After a thorough search, we found a retrieved document that contained the necessary information."
Alternatives: "an obtained" or "a recovered".
Biosolid A, retrieved at the municipal wastewater treatment facility in Tuvan, Skellefteå, Sweden, was precipitated with polyaluminum hydroxychloride (PAC) (Ekoflock 91, Eka Chemicals) and Biosolid B retrieved at the municipal wastewater treatment facility on Ön, Umeå, Sweden was precipitated with iron II) sulfate (FeSO4) (COP, Kemira).
In order to evaluate this, we used a paradigm of human declarative memory whose reminder structure allows us to differentiate between a retrieved labile memory state and a retrieved but non-labile state.
Case reuse is important for case-based reasoning (CBR) because without it, a CBR system degrades to a case retrieval system, and a retrieved case generally cannot solve a problem directly.
In "A Feedback-based Approach to Utilizing Embeddings for Clinical Decision Support," authors propose a feedback-based approach which considers the semantic association between a retrieved biomedical article and a pseudo feedback set, hence improve the performance in biomedical articles retrieval.
In this paper, it was analyzed a retrieved acetabular component of total hip arthroplasty re-revised due to metal backed rupture after gross metal wear.
This paper proposes a novel feedback-based approach which considers the semantic association between a retrieved biomedical article and a pseudo feedback set.
Under an old carpet she removed a floorboard and retrieved a small wooden box.
When she asked for a "B," he retrieved a "B".
Normally, a player retrieving a broken bat hands it to a batboy.
On a recent evening, Noguera retrieved a dozen potatoes.
Then, from a nearby worktable, he retrieved a box of kitchen matches.
