The phrase "accompanying study" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a study or research project that accompanies or is associated with another piece of work, such as a report or presentation. It is often used to provide additional information or support to the main topic at hand. Example: The report on the effects of climate change was accompanied by a detailed accompanying study that analyzed the impact on different regions of the world.
An accompanying study showed that Broadway's impact on the economy had risen each year until the record results of 2000, when the shows grossed $666 million on the sale of 11.5 million tickets.
From the accompanying study [ 7] we know that limited education is an independent determinant of not having eye tests, as well as a factor associated with vision loss.
Qualitative research conducted in the area following the end of the first enrolment campaign showed that such an approach has substantially increased the acceptability of the CHI scheme as well as that of the accompanying study [ 61].
An accompanying study of the air is pending.
An accompanying study suggests that few states provide additional support to students who fail those tests or to their teachers.
"What if sending students to college did not necessarily ensure that much was learned once there?" the authors ask in the introduction to their accompanying study, which was issued last week by the Social Science Research Council.
Finally, we would like to stress that we aim to publish the results of this and accompanying studies to inform policy making and to induce a needed change.
35, 36 Similar to those anti-parasitic mechanisms observed in T. gondii, 37 host responses to N. caninum are shown in this and the accompanying studies 3 to be extremely diverse in their nature.
Control subjects were recruited from family members and others who accompanied study subjects, and from clinic patients without episodic migraine.
"But each case must be welcomed, accompanied, studied, discerned and integrated.
However, the role of these nonconserved miRNAs is yet not clear, largely because of the limitations that accompany studying higher organisms and organs such as the brain.
