The phrase "accompanying finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a discovery or result that is related to or occurs alongside another piece of information or data.
Example: "The accompanying finding revealed a significant correlation between the two variables studied."
Alternatives: "related discovery" or "corresponding result".
Heather, as the mother of an adolescent approaching this cutoff point, was for years tormented by the enormous burden of anxiety and distress that accompanies finding suitable care for one's child's future life, a burden she shared with every other parent of an autistic child.
Accompanying findings may be the thickening of the interlobular septae and rarely the "crazy paving" pattern.
Swan neck deformities of the digits, incisional hernia, and doubtful ascites were the other accompanied findings.
The decrease in perceptual but not memory metacognition observed in anterior PFC patients is subject to caveats that accompany findings of single dissociations in neuropsychology (Shallice, 1988): if perceptual metacognition is simply more taxing than memory metacognition, it may be that a dissociation between domains would be found despite both tasks relying on the same functional subsystem.
Invasive diagnostic techniques were recommended only if there was a significant morphological alteration accompanying this finding.
Accompanying this finding, both 0.2 and 0.3 g kg−1 BM NaHCO3 produced similar blood acid-base balance and performance reliability, with no difference between doses, suggesting both amounts can be used as an ergogenic strategy.
In an editorial in the journal accompanying the findings, Dr. Deepak L. Bhatt wrote that "in carefully selected patients, prasugrel may be an advance in the treatment of patients with acute coronary syndrome".
A press release accompanying the findings said, at the current rate of production oil supplies will only last 70 more years, while the number of cars will double in the next 30 years.
