The phrase "a study verified that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research findings or evidence that supports a particular claim or conclusion.
Example: "A study verified that regular exercise significantly improves mental health."
Alternatives: "a study confirmed that" or "research has shown that".
Their study verified that relative advantage and compatibility have a significantly positive impact on consumers' willingness to use mobile payment options and the explanatory ability of the valence framework.
Our study verifies that gene duplication events yielded five major copies of CYC-like genes prior to the origin of Dipsacaceae (DpcCYC1, DpcCYC2A, DpcCYC2B, DpcCYC3A, and DpcCYC3B) [ 15].
A previous study verified that a diet high in vegetables and fruits is associated with a decline in degenerative diseases [ 26], thus natural antioxidants, flavonoids and phenolic compounds have gained considerable attention.
A recent study verified that the authorities became a credible source of Ebola information.
A case study verified that the 1D morphology-based method shows good robustness in different working conditions.
A recent study verified that Toxocara infection is closely related to poverty status in the United States, suggesting that those in certain occupations, such as farming, might be at an increased risk [ 32].
The study verified that a single location at mid-slope of each land use could be sampled in order to reduce the required number of samples and save time and labor while maintaining a high accuracy of prediction over multiple years.
This study verified that; a fixed air quantity can be held in the working place by adjusting the amount of regulators in the regulator branches, without any change in the total amount of air delivered to the mine or installing any new regulators.
The authors of that study verified that a 2 min inhalation exposure with 1 mM of Y-27632 inhibited acetylcholine-induced increases in lung resistance without altering the mean blood pressure.
By a nasal challenge test with Artemisia annua extract, this study verified that Artemisia annua is a major outdoor allergen source in North China.
Through theoretical analysis and numerical experiment, this study verified that the solution of a coupled ES and CFD simulation does exist and is unique.
