The phrase "also shown that utilization" is not correct in written English as it lacks a subject and verb structure.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing findings or results related to the use of something, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence.
Example: "The study has also shown that utilization of renewable energy sources can significantly reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "also demonstrated that usage" or "also indicated that application".
Studies have also shown that the use of safety equipment (helmet and seat-belt) improves medical outcomes and reduces health care resource utilization [ 16- 19].
It is also shown that, per core exclusive access to the vector resources does not maximize their utilization.
It is also shown that our algorithm provides fairer service to its users compare to existing frequency planning algorithms, while preserving high network utilization.
Several other studies also shows that drug utilization study may be helpful for therapeutic audit and hypothesis generation for the improvement of prescribing pattern of drugs [ 34].
Studies also show that improved hydrocarbon utilization is evident in the optimal configuration due to the nature of the partially oxidized hydrocarbons that are formed at various stages of during the plasma-facilitated catalytic NOx reduction process.
The simulation results also show that the overall utilization can be effectively increased if the modulation level decreases under the proposed constraint.
Our results also show that most PMTCT utilization was observed in Gulu despite an even distribution of PMTCT sites among districts.
They also show that, two important metrics, channel utilization (CU) and contention ratio (CR) should be used to characterize the network status.
Studies also show that income and education impact utilization of specialty care by influencing knowledge and understanding for the need of specialized care [ 8, 11- 13].
Our results also show that in RA medical care utilization research, the theories and measurements of the constructs of illness trajectories, help-seeking, and accessibility are not integrated.
