"documented findings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to information or data that has been recorded and verified. An example sentence could be: "The researchers presented their documented findings to the committee for review."
In January 1843 she submitted to the Massachusetts legislature a detailed report of her thoroughly documented findings.
While the case will probably proceed through appeals, Judge Nicholas G. Garaufis's thoroughly documented findings of fact and thoughtfully reasoned conclusions of law will echo across the nation to enable hundreds of thousands of people with mental disabilities to challenge — even avoid — unnecessary confinement in proprietary nursing facilities and board-and-care homes.
We documented findings in a teaching case that is one of the open-access Cases in Global Health Delivery on Harvard Business Publishing.
According to the documented findings on this topic, it is unlikely that these physiological aspects are suitable to be employed as biomarkers with some noticeable exceptions, which depend on experimental design.
In this case, invasion of the carcinoma cells into the cutaneous lymphatic vessels was histologically documented, findings which the authors believe provide supportive evidence for the hypothesis that axillary lymph node metastasis can develop via cutaneous lymphatic channels and not necessarily be a sign of systemic disease.
Our decisions whether to use reported versus documented findings was based on previously used diagnostic criteria [8], [14].
In a recent review of 1,286 patients with systemic necrotizing vasculitides, 214 (16.6%) had ocular involvement; conjunctivitis was the most common documented finding of ocular presentation [24].
The hypercortisolism of melancholia has been described as perhaps the best documented finding in biological psychiatry[ 11].
The proportion of DVT occurrence, as reported in each results section, was considered as the most essential documented finding.
One well documented finding in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD) is the impairment of cognitive function.
It appears, in the scenarios devised here, this may be due to the previously documented finding that people exaggerate the risk of cancer [ 15- 17].
