The phrase "adults we found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of adults that were discovered or identified in a particular context or situation.
Example: "After conducting the survey, we compiled a list of the adults we found who were willing to participate in the study."
Alternatives: "adults we identified" or "adults we discovered".
Grandchildren often develop an entirely independent connection with grandparents, enjoying a harmony with the adults we found impossible to live with.
Regarding adults, we found a negative relationship between density and historic fragment size, probably related to the past timber harvesting.
For both younger and older adults, we found that cuing event boundaries improved memory particularly for the boundaries that were cued.
Reading all the cases classified as homicides when children shot older teens and adults, we found only 2 instances where the case should have been considered an accident.
With a sample of 118 non-parent adults, we found that after reading very brief research summaries on the problems associated with CP, there was a significant decrease in favorable attitudes toward CP.
In experimental adults, we found significant differences (coastal vs. inland) in plumage coloration.
When we look at the research on the childhood precursors of adult well-being – the traits we see in children who go on to become happy adults – we find that the driving factor is childhood conscientiousness, not childhood happiness.
In a population-based cross-sectional sample of adults, we find a significant association between two biomarkers for CVD risk (cholesterol ratio and triglycerides level) and frequency of self-reported moderate physical activity and self-reported perceived level of weekly sports-based activity.
"Then as you get older, as we all do as adults, we find out stuff we believed as a kid might not be true.
Consider that not one of us is born learning how to drive, and yet by the time many people are adults, we find ourselves not even thinking about it even as we expertly maneuver the car.
[A]s adults, we find it hard to listen patiently to them, to appreciate their concerns and demands and to speak to them in a language they can understand.
