The phrase "adolescents reported a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or observations made by adolescents in a research or survey context.
Example: "In the study, adolescents reported a significant increase in their use of social media over the past year."
Alternatives: "young people indicated a" or "teenagers expressed a".
Using self-reported symptoms of depression as an outcome, one study of adolescents reported a significant prevention effect of iCBT programs, though it included only male participants.
Adolescents reported a gap between the availability and the need for general, reproductive, and counselling services.
36 Interestingly, a study in adolescents reported a very poor level of cardiovascular knowledge.
Surprisingly, both children and adolescents reported a better HRQoL for physical symptoms.
Healthy adolescents reported a significantly higher HRQL than others on most of the contructs [ 28, 29].
Mostly, children and adolescents reported a larger number and/or more severe symptoms than father's and mother's ratings.
Mean age of respondents in our sample was 16 years, two thirds lived with both parents, and the majority (>90%) of adolescents reported an average or above average family affordance [12].
Caregivers and adolescents reported an additional challenge of teenage pregnancy and fear of consequences.
Adolescents reported an increase in the preparation stage score of motivation for treatment from admission to departure (T = 51.5, p = .081), which could be considered as a medium effect (r = .26).26
At follow-up, 32 of 367 adolescents reported an episode of clinical depression (9% of the follow-up sample, of whom 5 had a comorbid anxiety disorder and 4 had comorbid oppositional defiant disorder).
Metformin may not be as effective as behavioral interventions in reducing BMI: a meta-analysis of behavioral interventions in obese adolescents reported an effect of −3.04 kg/m (95% CI −3.14 to −2.94) at 6 months, which was maintained at 12 months follow-up (12).
