The phrase "any of the hypothesized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one or more items from a set of proposed ideas or theories.
Example: "In our research, we will examine any of the hypothesized outcomes to determine their validity."
Alternatives: "any of the proposed" or "any of the suggested".
In spite of the several proposed molecular processes regulated by AMPs, it is still unclear which, if any, of the hypothesized mechanisms, is responsible for their biological activity (Pálffy et al. 2009).
Our EEG results confirmed enhanced α-power after α-tACS compared to sham stimulation, but did not reveal any of the hypothesized offline entrainment characteristics.
The arrows indicate the hypothesized direction of influence and effects, that the three error terms are uncorrelated, and that there is no third unobserved variable that accounts for any of the hypothesized relationships.
No participants reported any knowledge of the hypothesized link between the direction of optical flow (i.e., the direction of the star-field animation) and the temporal locus of their day dreams.
The killing effects of the hypothesized bombardment 12,900 years ago would have been more subtle.
At each site the scientists looked at, the diamond layer in the rocks correlates to the date of the hypothesized impact.
These results provide evidence of the hypothesized mediating role of customer satisfaction (H2).
Panel B: graphical representation of the hypothesized mechanism subtending our patient's symptoms.
Individual state estimates can be obtained by calculating the means of the posterior densities of the hypothesized tracks with existence probabilities exceeding a given threshold (e.g., 0.5) [14], which is inexpensive and scales linearly with the number of hypothesized tracks.
Of the hypothesized key determinants only Attitude does not have a significant influence on Adoption.
