The phrase "also found that institutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research findings or observations related to institutions in a study or analysis.
Example: "The researchers also found that institutions play a crucial role in shaping public policy."
Alternatives: "also discovered that organizations" or "also noted that establishments".
Through an assessment of voting correlation data, this report also finds that institutions vote in-line with ISS and Glass Lewis recommendations the vast majority of the time more than 80percentt of the time (on average) when the proxy advisors recommend in favor of a proposal, large institutional holders also vote in favor.
We also find that formal and informal institutions influenced the widespread adoption of in-house R&D labs during the mid-20th century.
Our findings indicate that inbred faculty does not get tenure with less scientific merits than PhDs from other institutions; we also find that non-mobile careers are a strong predictor of the timing of rewards in the form of early permanent positions.
Through our framework, moreover, we also found that BW institutions have not been as effective as the more recently established proto-institutions in achieving strengthened governance processes.
It also found that these institutions' self-policing operations were ill equipped to identify regulatory missteps among traders and did little about them when they were discovered.
Myth #2: "We don't need to worry--only the big banks are at risk of cyberattacks". The study also found that financial institutions with less than $35 million in revenue accounted for 81% of hacking and malware breaches in 2016--a 2016--a 2016--ahe previous year.
The Privy Council also found that the institution of an appointed review board to determine the length of sentences was contrary to the doctrine of separation of powers fundamental to the Westminster system of government.
It also found that few correctional institutions ever received the monitoring or oversight that would enable officials to find out why sexual abuse had occurred or how to prevent it.
The study also found that more than 40 institutions — including two military facilities — were particularly dangerous, with rates of sexual abuse at least twice the national average.
Becta also found that: "Despite progress, many institutions, especially smaller ones, are struggling to embed the use of ICT fully to serve their educational goals and are failing to deploy ICT sustainably". Highwire, the new name for Hackney City Learning Centre, has teamed up with the Wellcome Trust to develop a project for teaching key stage 4 students in science, English and citizenship.
