The phrase 'a study published by' is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to introduce a study or research that has been published by a certain organization or individual. For example, "A study published by the Journal of Psychology found that stress levels have increased significantly during the pandemic."
According to a study published by the US National Cancer Institute, what can extend life expectancy by four years?
Further evidence supporting the theory came last week from a study published by the British Medical Association.
A study published by the ICDDR,B provides an alarming catalogue of such misconceptions.
A study published by the American Journal of Sex Education backs her up: most adult respondents disclosed their interests in BDSM began before they reached age 15.
A dinosaur discovered in South Dakota had feathers on a raptor's body, large claws and wings, according to a study published by the University of Kansas Paleontological Institute.
However, a study published by Cambridge researchers last year showed that approximately 1% of the changes get through the erasure process unscathed.
A study published by Oxfam on Monday revealed the richest 85 people on the globe control as much wealth as the poorest 3.5 billion people.
A study published by the Urban Institute says that some 8 million people in the country are eligible to apply for citizenship now, 2.7 million in California alone.
Mind reading might not be as far-fetched as many people believe, says a study published by researchers at the University of Washington.
A study published by the government today shows that nearly a third of British workers will experience a drop in their standard of living when they retire.
A study published by UCLA showed that women's stress hormones peaked during the times they were dealing with their possessions and material goods.
