"previously conducted research" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing research that has already been completed or published by other researchers. Example: "According to previously conducted research, the use of technology in the classroom has been shown to improve students' academic performance."
The researchers from Linus Pauling Institute previously conducted research showing just how powerful the sulforaphane in cruciferous veggies are.
He also previously conducted research as a Wertheim Fellow with the Harvard Law School.
She previously conducted research on mindfulness meditation as a graduate student at Erasmus University's Rotterdam School of Management.
Based on the results of previously conducted research, the set of experiments (eight series) was designed.
A critical review of many findings of previously conducted research is also discussed.
Joost previously conducted research at the University of Oxford, the EUI in Florence, and New York University.
Compared to previously conducted researches, new algorithm would considerably reduce the number of required ensemble members to converge to the appropriate solution.
The screening was performed on hydrogeological, hydrogeochemical and isotopic criteria from previously conducted researches (Tziritis 2009, 2010).
From the experience of the previously conducted researches and from the present work it is found that with the lag of the runoff for 2 5 years relative to ECM the higher coefficients of connection are obtained.
Previously, he conducted research in the Integrative Neuromonitoring and Critical Care Informatics group where he developed algorithms to estimate intracranial pressure.
Previously, he conducted research projects at the intersection of engineering and social science at MIT's Institute for Data, Systems and Society and Harvard Business School, worked for McKinsey & Company and founded ninu, a digital healthtech start-up.
