The part of the sentence "in line with the study" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that is in agreement with the findings of a study or research project. For example: "The results of the study show that this policy should be implemented in line with the study's recommendations."
In line with the study by Gil et al.23 in Brazilian footballers, no significant differences were found either before or after the RSA test.
In line with the study design, data analysis adopted a psycho-social approach that generated four themes and 10 sub-themes which, characterised participants' experiences.
In line with the study presented in Part I of this paper, the structure of a rich premixed laminar methane flame doped with 1,3-butadiene has been investigated.
This result is in line with the study done by Admassie (2000).
Pretty much in line with the study: decent for small stocks and blah for bonds.
Accordingly, the correctional centre's residential accommodation manager was delegated by QCS to conduct the recruitment of suitable participants, in line with the study participant selection criteria.
The second factor, which we can call Dangerous Errors, is – similarly to Factor 1 and as envisaged – in line with the study of Reason et al. [1].
These findings were in line with the study of Zhang [96], who elucidating the contribution of a recombinant lipoxidase (ana-rLox) to the noodle quality improvement.
This finding is in line with the study on peanut cultivars (van Rossum et al. 1994) that had similar nodulation in neutral soil pH condition.
These findings are in line with the study of Etzkowitz et al. (2001) showing the dominant role of the state in innovation and high-technology development.
The timing and dosage of calpeptin administration 2 h before initiation of mechanical ventilation were in line with the study of Fareed MU [13].
