The phrase "a study implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a study that has been put into action or conducted.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study implemented to assess the effectiveness of the new teaching method."
Alternatives: "a study conducted" or "a study carried out".
For example, a recent study implemented a BLAST-based method to detect highly similar nucleotide regions (>99% identity in blocks of >500 bp) across distantly related genomes (<97%16SS ribosomal RNA similarity) as evidence of HGT2.
For example, a recent study implemented in an Australian university found that talking to a close friend or family member (as opposed to a health professional) was one of the most common forms of help seeking [ 42].
A case study implemented on 802.15.4 Zigbee scheduling and coordinated duty cycling in order to enhance the battery lifetime of the nodes.
The feasibility of the approach is evaluated in the context of Znn.com, a case study implemented using the Rainbow framework for architecture-based self-adaptation.
To account for non-linear IV relations, such as that exhibited by NMDA receptors, authors of a recent study implemented 'basis' IV functions of individual synaptic components (specifically AMPAR, NMDAR and inhibitory conductances) that are summed arithmetically [28].
A previous Australian study implemented an educational program for football coaches in a rural community setting [ 73].
This study used data from the Cooperative Stand Density Study CSDSS; Fig. 1), comprised of two long-term silvilcultural field studies, previously compiled and published [19, 38, 39] and an earlier study implemented by Ray Taylor Tayloror plots"; Fig. 1).
A total of 1,033 children were included in a cross-sectional study implemented in the Bagamoyo district in 2011/2012.
This was a descriptive and observational study implemented in a training and research hospital between 1 March and 1 August, 2014, among 132 volunteering patients.
Tindana, Bull, Amenga-Etego, de Vries and colleagues have explored the consent process for participation in the MalariaGEN project, a genomic research study, implemented in Ghana [ 25].
