"led to examination" is a correct phrase that is used in written English.
For example: His poor behavior in class led to an examination of what could have caused his sudden change in attitude.
The remark led to examination of earlier statements by Smith, including a 2010 article in which he likened the Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition to domestic violence and an occasion on which he told the Plaid Cymru leader, Leanne Wood, that she appeared on BBC1's Question Time more often than him because she was a woman.
This led to examination of the rate of evolution of the majority of the Xist RNA in L1-active and L1-inactive species.
This led to examination of the result of Fj phosphorylation on Ft and Ds binding in vitro (Brittle et al., 2010; Simon et al., 2010).
This technique better distributes local solution and enhances the ability to mobilize the adipose tissues into a suspension state, which yields more successful and predictable autologous fat grafts (AFG). 1 In the early 2000s, appreciation of the potential of adipose tissue and its related stromal elements led to examination of the adipose-derived adult mesenchymal stem cell content (AD-MSC).
The lack of clear NP phenotypic markers led to examination of a number of outcome measures including use of gene profiling with a custom PCR array of 42 genes associated with a healthy NP phenotype, an important innovation of this study, as well as assessments of GAG, histology, and cell viability.
The move towards greater involvement in political issues and the increasing popularity of the show in certain key demographics have led to examinations of where the views of the show fit in the political spectrum.
These considerations lead to examination of the relation between the primary and secondary order parameters during temperature and pressure changes.
However, the possibility of doing self-assessment did not lead to examination results that were superior to that gained by the conventional face-to-face lectures without self-assessment.
This may also be linked to the increased focus on values and resource distribution that is specific to EFHIA, which may lead to examination of the values and assumptions underpinning planning processes.
There is now concern at the agency that the Congressional and criminal inquiries into abuses at Pentagon-run prisons and other detention centers in Iraq and Afghanistan may lead to examinations of the C.I.A's handling of the Qaeda detainees.
The courses are intended to complement the teaching given by the mainland universities, and they form part of standard courses of study that lead to examinations and degrees at intermediate, advanced, and doctoral levels.
