The phrase "aligns with previous studies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing research findings that are consistent with earlier research in the same field.
Example: "The results of this experiment align with previous studies that have shown similar outcomes in similar conditions."
Alternatives: "is consistent with earlier research" or "corresponds with past findings".
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).
This finding aligns with previous studies suggesting that groups should be between three and five to maximize student participation and exchange of ideas (Beichner and Saul, 2003).
This result aligns with previous studies documenting the importance of research recommendations corresponding with the local setting, addressing the needs and values of targeted stakeholders, and conveying a clear and direct course of action that can be performed within current resource constraints [ 15, 29, 36, 40, 43].
This mostly aligns with previous studies from China and many other places reporting a higher prevalence of suicidal behaviours in young females than young male students.
9. Our findings align with previous studies of information bias, information bubbles and, more generally, how managers process information and make sense of it.
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].
