The phrase "also documented a significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of recording or noting something important in addition to other information.
Example: "The research team also documented a significant increase in user engagement after the new features were implemented."
Alternatives: "also recorded a notable" or "additionally noted a considerable".
Interestingly, we also documented a significant increase in cortical osteocyte apoptosis and reduced sclerostin production.
We also documented a significant response to bronchodilator in 910 (11%) of participants including 33% of those with obstruction, 56% with a mixed pattern, and 18% of those with a low FVC.
Working with a human physiology course for undergraduate nonmajors, Pelaez (2002) also documented a significant increase in exam scores in response to written peer-graded exercises completed during class.
25 This Malawi study also documented a significant reduction in incidence of LTFU and a higher death rate in health centers when compared with hospitals, similar to our findings.
The study also documented a significant gene-environment interaction between eNOS intron 4 aa genotype and the habit of alcohol consumption for the risk of hypertension in the study population.
69, 70 Okanurak and others also documented a significant difference in cost of illness between a large referral center and provincial or community hospitals, although only three facilities were included in the study.
We also document a significant effect of period; regardless of age and birth cohort, those observed in 1995 have 3.75 times the odds of an autism diagnosis compared to those observed in 1994 955% C.I. 2.4-5.9 2.4-5.9
Findings from published studies are conflicting, but three recent analyses provide support for the Yale estimate, and more papers in the pipeline are also documenting a significant reduction in numbers of those who would qualify under the new criteria.
The annual DrugScope survey, based on interviews with police, drug action teams and frontline drug workers in 17 towns and cities across the UK, also documents a significant increase in most areas in the street-level purity of cocaine, ecstasy and heroin.
