The phrase "a study of ours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a study that belongs to or is associated with the speaker and their group or organization.
Example: "In this paper, we present the findings from a study of ours that explores the impact of social media on mental health."
Alternatives: "our research" or "a study conducted by us".
The group size was estimated from a previous study of ours 14 using a power of 80% (t-test) with a two-sided significance level of 5% and a medium effect of 1·2 SD.
A previous study of ours showed that periostin, a secretory protein, interacts with fibronectin and is involved in ECM remodeling.
BM-derived haematopoietic stem cells may be excluded from being a possible contributor in myocardial regeneration, since a previous study of ours showed that haematopoietic stem cells could not be induced to undergo CD by EGJ/cardiogenin (unpublished data).
According to a previous study of ours, we manage each sensors as it was a recommender giving subjective "opinions" over statements concerning the position of users.
As in a previous study of ours on carotenoids and health in finches, we employed a 2 × 2 factorial experimental design on birds in both molting and non-molting conditions, to understand how seasonal shifts in carotenoid use (i.e., pigment incorporation into plumage) might alter the accumulation and roles of carotenoids and vitamins.
In a previous study of ours, the association of sodium caseinate and lecithin was demonstrated to be promising for masking the bitterness of acetaminophen via drug encapsulation.
A recent study of ours indicates that several Caribbean rariphotic goby lineages represent recent (~10 14 mya) evolutionary transitions from shallow ancestors, with subsequent species radiations by rariphotic lineages in some genera35.
The endotoxin dose was selected from a previous study of ours [14].
In a previous study of ours performed in the county of Scania, the basal level of adherence with recommended statins was much lower than in the present investigation.
Nevertheless, in a previous study of ours with the same sample of the present study, it was found that in perimenopausal depression the concentration of pro-inflammatory cytokines is not increased [ 38].
