The phrase "reached findings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation in which a conclusion or conclusion was reached as a result of research, testing, or investigation. For example: "The team of scientists conducted several experiments and eventually reached findings which went against the traditional theory."
Participants from these two groups described a number of benefits from participating in the workshops including feeling reassured that the service exists; gaining the understanding, tools and confidence to recognise psychosis; being able to seek advice before a crisis is reached; finding the correct support for people who need it; and developing a language to talk about psychosis.
"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.
A follow-up study by the Sex Workers Project reached similar findings.
Studies of Southeast Asian refugees living in Connecticut and Chinese waiters working in Montreal reached similar findings.
The authors have reached their findings after a series of elaborate and expensive experiments, and the book's description of these is tedious enough to convince us that they are scientifically sound.
Previous studies reached similar findings (Shindo 1991; Nkotagu 1996; Rwebugisa 2008).
After having established the emerging theories and created relations among them, we reached the findings presented in this article.
Later, the commission stressed that it had "not reached conclusive findings" as to their use by any parties.
