"align with previous studies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing research or findings that coincide or support previous studies or research on a particular topic. Example: The results of our study align with previous research, which suggests that exercise can improve overall mental health.
Overall, our results also align with previous studies on mate-choice copying in non-human animals.
These parameters align with previous studies (5– 9).
In overall, the outcome of this study seems to align with previous studies pertaining to scaffolds.
To align with previous studies, we first explored the pooled cross-sectional relation between income inequality and mortality.
This does align with previous studies describing using mobile devices to enhance competency sign offs [ 17], and student case logbooks [ 18].
While progress is evident, these numbers align with previous studies in concluding that most countries will not reach the initial target of a three-quarter MMR reduction by 2015 [ 5, 6].
Based on these analyses, we consider our results aligned with previous studies: we did not find a high level of agreement.
Our model indicated that some high school education and no previous inpatient admissions for psychiatric issues were protective against probation recidivism, which aligns with previous studies (Fu et al., 2013; White et al., 2008).
Our results aligned with previous studies which strengthens our confidence in the toxicity ranking of all our tested phenolic compounds in which we found coniferyl aldehyde to be the most toxic phenolic compound.
Mean testosterone levels for both sexes (see Table 1) are closely aligned with previous studies that employed and behaviorally validated this assay protocol [27] [30].
This is why our data are not aligned with previous studies that concern either the general population of obese subjects or unselected obese candidates for bariatric surgery, which show higher level of psychopathology, in particular on scales regarding anxious-depressive symptoms [39], [40].
