The phrase "also supported by a recent study" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a claim or statement is backed by evidence from a recent research study.
Example: "The effectiveness of the new teaching method is also supported by a recent study conducted by educational researchers."
Alternatives: "further corroborated by a recent study" or "additionally validated by a recent study".
Such correlation is also supported by a recent study, in which they indicated that multigene chromatin interacted regions are enriched with SINE density.
This is also supported by a recent study by Rozanova, Brown, Bhushan, Marcus, and Altice (2015), who demonstrated important benefits of establishing a trusting relationship between criminal justice-involved patients and their providers.
This is also supported by a recent study which showed that IGF-1 receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitors (tyrphostin AG1024 and AG538) significantly decrease glucose up-take in adult worms and schistosomulum of S. mansoni in vitro [67].
The increased use of ICU services associated with children with 2009 H1N1 infection was also supported by a recent study in Atlanta which showed an increase in the proportion of ICU admission for children presenting to the emergency department with influenza-like illness compared with two previous influenza seasons [11].
This is also supported by a recent study using artificial neural networks [54] where it has been shown that less than 25 units can be enough for evolved agents to represent quantities with a performance similar to that observed in living organisms such as amphibians or fish.
This hypothesis is also supported by a recent study demonstrating that probiotic Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus acidophilus can prevent invasion of enteroinvasive E. coli and enhance intestinal epithelial barrier function by amplifying phosphorylation of occludin and ZO-1 in vitro [19].
36 37 Our findings are also supported by a recent Tasmanian study that found no associations between adult asthma prevalence and traffic-related pollution.
This conclusion is also supported by a recent large cohort study from Israel with 12.071 participants.
Our finding that peers and parents encouraged female students was also supported by a more recent study in Israel (Gabay-Egozi et al. 2014).
Our results are supported by a recent study that also failed to detect a direct GTPase C1 interaction (Brooun et al, 2007).
This may reflect the true prevalence of SP within large colonic polyps, which is supported by a recent study that also found a higher frequency of 20%% [ 12].
