The phrase "a study that analyzed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to research or academic work that examines or evaluates a particular subject or data set.
Example: "A study that analyzed the effects of climate change on marine life revealed significant declines in fish populations."
Alternatives: "a research that examined" or "an analysis that investigated".
Meanwhile, the same Danish group that got the debate started began a study that analyzed annual semen samples collected from 18-year-old men who were being examined for their fitness for the military — a requirement in Denmark.
This paper reports a study that analyzed the different perceptions of specific hotel website attributes between online purchasers and browsers and between Western and Asian users.
Risk perception leading to protective actions was also confirmed by a study that analyzed evacuation behavior in response to a chlorine spill at Graniteville, South Carolina, in 2005 (Mitchell et al. 2005).
In 2003, ecologist Camille Parmesan of the University of Texas, Austin, led a study that analyzed all the known papers that had tracked the ranges of species year by year up through 1999.
But those "likes" may reveal more than they intend, such as sexual orientation, drug use, and religious affiliation, according to a study that analyzed the online behavior of thousands of volunteers.
This chapter presents a study that analyzed the vulnerability of farmers in the semiarid Omay communal lands of Zimbabwe to climate change and variability and potential options for adaptation.
We would like to see a study that analyzes the effects of this level of infrastructure".
These give us the motivation to make a study that analyzes the attractiveness of RE investments to address the country's concern on energy sufficiency and sustainability.
This paper reports the key findings and conclusions of a study that analyzes the financing of large-scale CO2 Capture and Storage (CCS) demonstration projects worldwide.
We presented the results of a study that analyzes all 157 signaling pathways in the KEGG PATHWAY database using TCGA gene expression datasets concerning ten types of cancer.
Therefore, in this paper, we propose a study that analyzes the genomic features of LoF and GoF instances to find features that can be used to classify LoF and GoF mutations.
