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The phrase "a study has found that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing research findings or conclusions drawn from a specific study.
Example: "A study has found that regular exercise can significantly improve mental health."
Alternatives: "research indicates that" or "findings suggest that".
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PAGE A22 DEBATE REVIVED ON KNEE SURGERY A study has found that surgery is no better than more conservative treatment to relieve knee pain caused by arthritis.
A study has found that plant specimens collected in the early 2000s were 23percentt more likely to be damaged by insect herbivores than those that were collected in the early 1900s.
It is a accurate statement that a study has found that the drug affects tumors.
A study has found that as people age, their brains respond less strongly to rewards.
A study has found that we seem to have hot streaks of success.
Now a study has found that weight training can help these patients maintain or increase their muscle mass.
A study has found that deaf children are being neglected by the education system in the UK.
A study has found that people's moods were more affected after crying during a tearjerker.
A study has found that weaker men are more likely to be in favour of redistributive taxation.
And now a study has found that the Midlands city is the least prosperous place to live in the UK.
But a study has found that eating these foods not only does not increase the risk of complications, but may even lower the risk of developing the disease.
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