The phrase "a study funded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a research study that has received financial support from an organization or individual.
Example: "The findings of a study funded by the government revealed significant trends in climate change."
Alternatives: "a sponsored study" or "a research project financed".
According to a study funded by the UN Development Programme, only 40% of Bangladeshi women migrants use recruitment agencies.
After a study funded by Dow Corning, Carlo had declared that breast implants posed only minimal health risks.
A study funded by Cancer Research UK outlining the figures will be presented at the National Cancer Research Institute conference in Liverpool.
A study funded by Woman's Aid in 2008 found that disabled women are more likely to experience domestic abuse than their able-bodied peers.
David Ainley, a penguin expert, who studies Adélie populations on the Ross Sea, recently led a study funded by the National Science Foundation and the conservation group W.W.F.
This analysis is based on a study funded by the Center on American and Global Security at Indiana University.
Researchers at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, in a study funded by Google, dug into the data and discovered just how incomplete the federal numbers are.
This post is based on a study funded by Stanford University and accepted for publication at the American Journal of Political Science.
Although the total number was inflated by spam and pre-populated form letters, 98.5% of the unique comments opposed the repeal, according to a study funded by ISPs.
People Enjoy Safe Sex: A study funded by a condom maker has found that people really like sex, with or without a condom, reports The Atlantic.
However, in April a study funded by America's Department of Transportation found that speaking text messages could be as dangerous as typing them.
