The phrase "a study organized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a study that has been arranged or structured in a particular way.
Example: "The researchers conducted a study organized to assess the impact of social media on mental health."
Alternatives: "a structured study" or "an arranged study".
It was all part of a study organized by researchers at McLean Hospital, a Harvard affiliate near Boston, to see how dependent chronic marijuana smokers become on the drug.
This environment was applied to evaluate an agent-based interactive system used to supervise an urban transport network in a study organized in laboratory.
More answers may come from a study organized by the NIH's National Heart , Lung and Blood Instituteto have several labs test the same set of blinded clinical samples for XMRV.
In fact an RCT called MeleVID of adjuvant vitamin D for stage 2 melanoma is registered as recruiting in a study organized by the European Institute of Oncology in Milan.
The Alinsky approach is not a flash-in-the-pan disruptive gathering of people for whatever cause, but rather a studied, organized approach, thoughtful and methodical.
A regional study organized by thePan American Health Organization let us asses the current status.
The current study analyzed the baseline data of a prospective study organized to explore whether objectively-measured sleep durations predict mortality.
He reviewed how a big clinical study organized by the federal government found that a generic drug costing only pennies a day lowered high blood pressure more effectively than did newer, far costlier drugs.
In a multi-institutional study, organized by the American College of Radiology Imaging Network (ACRIN), it was determined that MR imaging alone was just as effective as MR imaging with MRSI and did not improve tumor localization in the PZ, where most cancers occur.
The data for our study are derived from an environmental epidemiological study, organized by the Medical Institute for Environmental Hygiene Duesseldorf and the District Hygiene Institute of Magdeburg.
Recently the pathology of breast cancers related to BRCA1 mutations were examined in a very large, collaborative study organized through the Breast Cancer Linkage Consortium [ 15**, 16**], and the histological findings were compared with those in control individuals who did not have a family history of the disease.
