The phrase "prepared studies" is a valid and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to describe research or analysis that has been completed, conducted, or compiled before the time of speaking or writing. Example: The team of scientists prepared studies on the effects of climate change on local wildlife populations.
Be Prepared Studies show that a third of incoming freshmen are considered unprepared for college-level work.
A joint manifesto claims that the government, which is embroiled in a major corruption scandal, builds dams with hastily prepared studies and dubious motives.
When I became one of the three finalists, I prepared studies and a Power Point and we each gave a presentation to a commission for an hour and a half.
He was on cable TV to praise Uber, he prepared studies that showcase why Uber is good and he created countless online petitions to make local governments change their minds about Uber.
Since the database of gravity anomalies has been prepared, studies using the gravity gradient tensor estimated by Mickus and Hinojosa's method will progress in the future.
JH was the study manager, led research design, co-ordinated the CHETS Wales survey, prepared study materials and led the preparation of drafts of the manuscript.
The prepared study demonstrates the control of the morphology and properties of the nanoporous films through the polymer structure.
The treatment IND, as it was known, allowed patients to receive drugs that were safe and possibly effective while the companies testing them completed controlled trials and compiled, analyzed, and prepared study data for presentation to the FDA.
These carefully prepared study casts allowed the interior and articular surfaces of nearly all cranial elements to be fully described and illustrated.
AS prepared study design, developed MDS health state descriptions, carried out study, analysis, and report preparation.
An unblinded pharmacist bound by confidentiality agreement performed the randomization and prepared study medications.
