"findings of a study" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the information discovered or concluded within a scientific study or research. For example: "The findings of a study conducted by the International Atomic Energy Agency confirm that nuclear energy is a safe and sustainable source of energy."
These are the findings of a study published on Monday to coincide with National Childhood Obesity Week.
That list is bound to grow, judging by the findings of a study I published with two colleagues last year.
"Most did not think it 'right' to commit illegal acts or even particularly want to do so," he wrote, about the findings of a study of delinquent boys.
Today the British Council publishes the findings of a study that ought to raise the spirits of university and college international officers and senior managers across the country.
OPINION David Brooks's column on Tuesday misstated the findings of a study in the journal Economics Letters about corporate success.
According to the initial findings of a study by the College of Communications at Marquette University, a Jesuit institution, most articles that it categorized as straight news reports were either neutral or positive.
The report, by researchers from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in Massachusetts, describes the findings of a study that used data from more than 10,000 sightings to estimate population trends over the last two decades.
The persistence of these communities reinforces the findings of a study released last year that accorded Long Island the dubious distinction of being the most segregated suburb in the nation.
Jeanne Wilt, executive director of the foundation, said the forums were intended to address two major findings of a study in 2000 by the University of Michigan and Catalyst, a nonprofit organization that aims to advance women in business.
However, the initial findings of a study by academics at Salford University showed a strong correlation between the built environment where teaching takes place and test results in reading, writing and maths.
The preliminary findings of a study by the Connecticut Department of Transportation indicated a need for 350 to 400 new cars, at an estimated cost of $4.5 million a car.
