"given these findings" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce information or evidence that supports a previous statement or claim. Example: "Given these findings, it is clear that we need to reevaluate our current marketing strategy and make necessary changes to increase sales."
Given these findings, it's important to ask whether sexual consent is being talked about loudly or frequently enough.
Given these findings, the judges concluded that the rule "significantly burdens interactive political speech and political association without advancing any state interest and, therefore, violates the First Amendment".
She added, "We've found it in forty-five oft ofifty-fiveve college players, and six out of twenty-six high-school players".*** I asked Patrick if, given these findings, he regretted having played football.
Given these findings and petitioners' arguments, the concern that we expressed in Lopez that Congress might use the Commerce Clause to completely obliterate the Constitution's distinction between national and local authority seems well founded.
Given these findings, she would like to see Public Health England promote the health benefits of access to gardens and gardening, whether in a window box, a community allotment or just having access to green space in cities.
Given these findings, we performed emergency laparotomy.
Given these findings, she was initially diagnosed with acute cholecystitis.
Given these findings, we followed patients with PSH for 2 weeks.
Given these findings, we see that consumers are better off investing in a dish Stirling system.
Given these findings, we carried forward only the decision-tree based approach for the remaining analyses.
Given these findings, we diagnosed the patient with a diffuse cavernous vascular malformation of the appendix.
