The phrase "a study financed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a study that has received funding or financial support.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study financed by a government grant to explore the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a funded study" or "a study supported by funding".
The stricter controls came as a study financed by the American government reported significant malnutrition among Palestinian children.
But in a study financed by the National Institutes of Health, scientists focused on female heart patients, 515 of them.
They and many others said a study financed by the N.F.L. and run by its committee doctors was a conflict of interest.
Targeting these may add to the clinical benefits of lowering L.D.L. cholesterol, a hypothesis that is being tested in a study financed by the National Institutes of Health.
Perhaps the most compelling evidence came last year from a study financed by the French government of 3,274 men outside Johannesburg.
So Dr. McGlashan began a study, financed in part by Eli Lilly, giving medication to adolescents considered at high risk for developing psychosis.
Costs average $56 a day, according to a 2002 study financed by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and conducted by the Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
This summer, Pitman will begin recruiting participants for a new study financed by the institute, aiming for a total of 128.
Of those denied a gun because of a failed background check in 2010, 47 percent had been previously convicted of a felony or faced a felony charge, and 19 percent were fugitives, according to a recent study financed by the Justice Department.
Researchers from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine reviewed data on about 11,000 third graders, collected in 2002 as part of a large study, financed by the Education Department, to determine how an array of family, school, community and individual factors affected performance in school.
A rigorous study, financed by the federal government and led by Rebecca Maynard, a professor of education and social policy at the University of Pennsylvania, is under way, but will not be complete until 2005.
