"samples retrieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the gathering of data or objects for study, testing, or comparison. For example, "The research team retrieved samples from various locations to analyze for pollutants."
Samples retrieved from the zebra carcass contained, as expected, cells of B. anthracis.
Ms. Mason said the samples would be compared with blood and semen samples retrieved from what she said was the crime scene, a house on Snyder Avenue where Mr. Hendrix lived with his extended family.
IntegenX has previously boasted that DNA samples retrieved from cigarette butts and cups, as well as clothing items, can be tested.
Ministers have conceded that it can include samples retrieved elsewhere – without permission – from discarded cigarettes or drinks containers, during surveillance operations or when a suspect visits the home of an informer.
Her killer, an immigrant from the Ivory Coast named Rudy Guede, was convicted in 2008 after police matched him with a handprint in Ms Kercher's blood and multiple DNA samples retrieved at the scene.
That may produce more interesting results than Yutu's X-ray spectrometer, designed for regolith analysis, since many lunar samples retrieved by American and Soviet missions are already available for study on Earth.According to CNSA's blueprint, it too will bring Moon rocks back to Earth.
The composition of these subsurface sediments varies greatly among grab samples retrieved from different locations.
Precision is a number of relevant samples retrieved divided by the total number of grouped samples.
Laboratory measurements of relative permeability and capillary pressure are seldom performed on core samples retrieved from petroleum-production wells.
The mode of the grain size of samples retrieved from seafloor type E is independent of the water depth.
Sediment samples retrieved from seafloor type A occasionally contain, at depth, material different from the surface sediment.
