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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a study involving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a scientific or academic study that contains an element of research or experimentation. For example: "The new study involving thousands of participants will be published in the journal Science this month."
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A study involving higher-resolution genetic screening suggests that healthy embryos may be wasted during IVF.
Researchers in Seattle decided to test this theory by conducting a study involving emergency dispatchers.
Bonanno has recently completed a study involving adolescent girls and young women who are sexual-abuse survivors.
The findings were based on a study involving 5- to 7-year-old children in 13 communities.
But last Wednesday The Journal of the National Cancer Institute published a study involving 420,000 Danish cell-phone users.
A study involving the search engine Bing shows how artificial intelligence might detect medical conditions traditional medicine misses.
However, a study involving 25,000 pupils in 140 schools has found that they can raise academic standards.
In a study involving 512 patients with advanced prostate cancer, Provenge increased median survival from 21.7 months to 25.8 months.
In November, a study involving a Novartis vaccine was published in Clinical Infectious Diseases.
The hypothesis now has some support after a study involving 500 infants in the Czech Republic.
A study involving the G line was used to further support these findings.
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