The phrase "also found that given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research findings or conclusions that are contingent upon certain conditions or assumptions.
Example: "The researchers also found that given the right conditions, the experiment yielded significantly different results."
Alternatives: "also discovered that considering" or "also determined that if".
However, we also found that, given the current broadcast nature of existing social networks, users were concerned with sharing their sleep patterns indiscriminately.
We also found that given the presence of clinical dementia, the majority of the post-stroke cases (not demented at baseline) fulfilled currently used criteria for vascular dementia.
The authors also found that, given the simplicity of the method, it could be provided by trained nurses even in VLBW infants [ 23].
The authors also found that giving women diagnoses over the telephone, a practice that has become increasingly common in prepaid health-care settings, was "fraught with inaccurate diagnoses".
The researchers also found that giving the booster shots sooner resulted in even fewer pregnancies, and that the method was reversible -- elephants no longer receiving the vaccine eventually became pregnant again.
The study, which appeared June 11 in The Journal of the American Medical Association, also found that giving dementia patients the hormone melatonin could help improve their sleep and mood, but only in conjunction with the increased lighting.
Canham and Hegarty also found that giving users less complex weather maps (containing no extraneous information) meant they performed better because only task-relevant information was displayed.
It also found that giving the estimated 1750 chimps in captivity a less protected status could create a way to "launder" wild chimps as captive ones, and that the split status had done little to reduce the threat to wild chimpanzees.
Previous studies have also found that giving birth to at least five children reduces the risk of breast cancer.
Our study also found that giving infant formula and/or teats to babies in hospital were significantly associated with breastfeeding cessation.
We also found that biclusters give better prognostication of relapse compared to the conventional molecular tumour subtype (univariate Cox PH p = 0.000427).
