The phrase "a study has identified" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to research findings or conclusions drawn from a specific study.
Example: "A study has identified several key factors that contribute to employee satisfaction in the workplace."
Alternatives: "research has revealed" or "an investigation has found".
Royal Holloway A study has identified the brain regions and interactions involved in impersonations and accents.
A study has identified twenty-two riners in the Great Lakes system that might be as vulnerable as the Illinois.
To illustrate the scope, a study has identified 30 building blocks that can serve as intermediates in chemical industry.
Now a study has identified what appears to be a universal threshold for danger: when the biomass of so-called forage fish drops below one-third of its maximum, seabirds of many species start to have fewer chicks.
Subsequently, a study has identified the need to establish and match the competency profiles of PMs to the project lifecycle in Mass House Building projects (MHBPs), to help improve managerial performance on these projects from inception to completion.
On the basis of variation in experimental pain sensitivity; a study has identified a high pain sensitivity (HPS) or low COMT activity haplotype, a low pain sensitivity (LPS) or higher COMT activity haplotype, both including the similar amino acid sequence of Val158 Met polymorphisms and differing in a synonymous SNP [ 8].
Now, a new study has identified a specific fungus and two bacteria they think play a key role in what leads some people to develop the disease.
A new study has identified a specific food odor that makes dieting fruit flies die young.
A recent study has identified a gene, chalk5, which significantly reduces chalkiness in rice grain (Li et al. 2014).
A recent study has identified a valid radiographic damage index in chronic gout.
A recent study has identified a low abundance proteoglycan covalently linking pectins, arabinogalactan (AG) and arabinoxylan [ 7].
