The phrase "added that the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional information or findings that were included in a study or research paper.
Example: "The researcher added that the study revealed significant correlations between diet and health outcomes."
Alternatives: "noted that the study" or "mentioned that the study".
Yasin added that the study indicated there were "two Russias".
He added that the study involved clinicians, pathologists, bioengineers and others.
Mr. Simley added that the study should be viewed with caution because "they are a union-funded group".
He added that the study investigators would continue to follow the women to see if the effect became more pronounced.
She added that the study "will affect our decision-making process for this year and future years".
She added that the study, which was released on Tuesday, was a measure of "how we define wellbeing".
He added that the studies could not rule out the possibility that the drug might cause rhythm problems in people.
He added that the studies had enough of the appearance of impartiality to dissuade the Justice Department from entering her case.
They added that the studies leave open the possibility that sunburn "is merely a marker for other, unremembered exposures to sunlight," meaning that it may not be the sunburns themselves but rather sun exposure in general that increases melanoma risk.
"We are developing the scientific building blocks that will allow us to protect children," Sheldon said, adding that the study design was reviewed by five independent panels of academics, officials of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and representatives of the Duval County Health Department.
Van den Bulte adds that the study opens up a series of future research issues, including how much the phenomenon applies to other product categories and how to further explain what guides the actions of these hapless consumers.
