'reach findings' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to the results of an investigation or study. For example, "After months of research, the team was able to reach findings that could drastically improve the quality of life for patients in the NICU."
The inquiry cannot make findings of criminal liability against Janner but could reach findings of fact on the allegations if there is sufficient evidence.
"It cannot reach findings of criminal liability against named individuals and it is not bound by the same criminal standard of proof as in a criminal trial," the IICSA said in a statement on its website.
Thus, we reach findings similar to those of Adida et al (2010) with a different design.
In some of the studies, users' design feedback was used as a budget approach to reach findings that one could also have reached through classical usability testing.
After 70 hours of deliberation, the Achille Lauro jury reached findings that are likely to have an important impact on future trials here involving terrorist crimes.
Once such a power is reached, findings should be judged on additional functional evidences.
Those studies have largely failed to reach conclusive findings.
The UN interviewed 563 people between July and January to reach its findings.
"It's pretty pleasant to see two teams that did not know each other reach similar findings," Dr. Lin-Fa Wang, a virologist at the Australian Animal Health Laboratory, said in a telephone interview.
"While we respect the right of the IRB to intervene, we also respect the knowledge and experience of appointed – and independent – judicial officers, and their expertise to consider evidence and reach sound findings.
Therefore, by combining these two points of view, we may possibly reach complementary findings.
