The phrase "analyzed in a study" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to data, results, or subjects that have been examined or evaluated within the context of a research study.
Example: "The results of the experiment were thoroughly analyzed in a study published in a scientific journal."
Alternatives: "examined in research" or "evaluated in an analysis".
The effectiveness of Reddit's 2015 policy was analyzed in a study released last month of two subreddits that were banned — the racist r/CoonTown subreddit and r/fatpeoplehate, which mocked and abused overweight people.
Carbon-motivated BAMs have been analyzed in a study by Dong and Whalley (2012) by developing a highly aggregated multi-regional model of China, EU-27 and the USA.
First, this sector is confronted with the pressure of a short-term dynamic, which does not encourage taking into consideration problems that will come to a head in 10 or 15 years, a phenomenon analyzed in a study from Generation Foundation and 2°i Investing Initiative, "The Long-Term Risk Signal Valley of Death".
We evaluated 14 cases of PVO, which is currently the largest number of patients analyzed in a study of PVO.
By mapping at the DNA sequence level itself, text2genome can directly identify the exact set of nucleotides in a genome sequence that is analyzed in a study.
The effect of HIV infection on age and causes of death among persons with hemophilia A was analyzed in a study conducted in the United States (Chorba et al 2001).
The influence of pathologic fractures on survival was analyzed in a few studies.
Physician specialty, their knowledge of guidelines about timing of referral, and their perceptions towards outcomes of patients with CKD were analyzed in a few studies.
The seeding effect by AGWs has been numerically analyzed in a series of studies (Huang and Kelley 1996a, b, c, and d).
The trading patterns of these stocks were exhaustively analyzed in a number of academic studies, all of which concluded that the rule had no significant impact on those stocks' price movements, Professor Reed said.
This data set was also analyzed in a number of evolutionary studies [ 20- 23].
