The phrase "also found that states" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in academic or research contexts when discussing findings or conclusions related to states or regions.
Example: "The study also found that states with higher education levels tend to have lower unemployment rates."
Alternatives: "also discovered that states" or "also indicated that states".
It also found that states have ignored an aspect of the law that requires diligent recruitment of black parents.
But he also found that states with tighter gun control laws appear to have fewer gun-related deaths.
The authors also found that states with unusually bad housing busts did not have appreciably lower emigration rates, either.
Bridget Coontz, the attorney who argued on behalf of the state, said Wednesday in court that in the supreme court's historic June decision, the justices also found that states have the right to decide for themselves whether to recognize gay marriage, and Ohio voters decided not to in 2004.
The 50 states confronted a cumulative $162 billion budget gap this year, according to a report issued this week by the Pew Center on the States, which also found that states' tax collections were down nearly 12percentt in the first quarter compared with the previous year.
Our analysis also found that states are playing a big role in this discussion.
We also find that state-of-the-art nonlinear optimization solvers can handle highly complex stochastic optimization problems that incorporate detailed physical representations of the system.
The report also found that state department staff who raised the issue of Clinton's email practices were effectively silenced.
He also found that state prosecutors "intentionally discriminated," and called their statements meant to disprove bias "irrational," "inaccurate" and "misleading".
The judge also found that state human rights laws did not apply to the club before 1994 because it was "distinctly private".
The court also found that state tort liability in this case would not obstruct the FDA's work because the agency had paid no more than passing attention to the question whether to warn against IV-push administration of Phenergan.
