"contrary to this finding" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a result or opinion that is different to or opposite to something that has just been stated. For example, "Previous studies have found that playing video games increases attention spans; however, contrary to this finding, a recent study suggests that playing video games actually decreases attention spans.”.
Contrary to this finding, metal particles with sizes below 2 nm cannot be conducting according to more recent papers [2, 3].
Contrary to this finding, in the developed world, CKD is present in the middle-aged and elderly patients and it's predominantly due to diabetes nephropathy and hypertension [2].
Contrary to this finding, another study [27] found that access to electricity has a negative correlation with a household's choice for fuel-wood sources.
Contrary to this finding, the same group suggested in earlier reports that two other genes, DCW11 and OsNek3, were related to pollen sterility in CW-CMS rice (Fujii and Toriyama [2008]; Fujii et al. [2009]).
Contrary to this finding, but in the same direction to what was found in the CCRENB model, this impairment is associated with more hospitalisations amongst high users; however, amongst low users this association is negative.
Contrary to this finding, in our study the frequency of cephalic allodynia was somewhat lower, by as much as 22% in patients with CM and 16% in those with EM, and patients with CM demonstrated a significantly higher frequency of it than those with EM.
In contrary to this study finding, a lower knowledge score was obtained in a study done in northwest Nigeria [ 19].
In fact, contrary to this "fact-finding" report, the $7,500 tax credit was passed by the 2007-08 Congress under the Bush administration, in the Energy Improvement and Extension Act of 2008.
This is contrary to the finding reported by Swartz et al. who found that BDZ use was higher in separated or divorced North Americans [14].
