The phrase "affiliated with the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a connection or association with a particular research project or academic work.
Example: "The researchers affiliated with the study presented their findings at the conference."
Alternatives: "associated with the study" or "connected to the study".
Several experts not affiliated with the study said that while the claims were intriguing, the study's value was limited because it focused only on intensive steroid users and because the bodybuilders' layered training practices had to be taken into account.
Potential participants were identified by screening the electronic medical records of the health systems or primary care clinics affiliated with the study sites.
The discovery solves a mystery that has dogged researchers for decades, says geochemist Edward Ripley of Indiana University, Bloomington, who was not affiliated with the study.
"Everything seems to hold together," says SeaWiFS project scientist Charles McClain of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, who was not affiliated with the study.
"Genetic control of sleep is going to be complex and is going to include multiple types of genes," says Shaw, who was not affiliated with the study.
It's a "huge step," agrees stem cell biologist Tim Townes of the University of Alabama, Birmingham, who was not affiliated with the study.
Clinical cardiovascular outcomes are adjudicated according to established definitions based on international guidelines by study physicians and medical specialists in the field affiliated with the Rotterdam Study.
*This sentence was updated to clarify the name of the institution affiliated with the groundwater study.
Wesson, a pediatric surgeon at Texas Children's Hospital not affiliated with the new study, treats children with gunshot wounds regularly.
Interviews were audiotaped and transcribed verbatim by AKA or colleagues affiliated with the Boost study.
Using a mechanical sandblaster in a laboratory setting, scientists affiliated with the Agricultural Research Service studied the effects of windblown sand abrasion on cotton seedlings.
