Surprisingly found is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something was found unexpectedly. For example: "The missing necklace was surprisingly found in the front yard."
Industry-financed studies, not surprisingly, found a higher cost.
And Jung, somewhat surprisingly, found "Ulysses" disturbing and perplexing.
The police then examined the area and, not surprisingly, found footprints from Nunn's boots.
Books that were "heavy going", not surprisingly, found least favour, though even here it was difficult to find consensus.
"Our tests, surprisingly, found no pesticide residue on the conventional samples or the organic," he said in the report.
Of the performances that I have heard, Epstein, surprisingly, found himself being ranked with Bohm and Bernstein in his conduction of the Bruckner piece.
Furthermore, we surprisingly found that the concentration of surfactant CTAB used had an essential effect on the ultimate morphology of the hierarchical nanoflowers.
Regioisomers that showed profound potency variation in previously-reported isoindolinone and aminoindazole systems were surprisingly found to have similar potencies in the case of the indazolinone chemical series.
It was surprisingly found that the new click compounds also retained the properties of the original cyanine dye while extending the absorption wavelength to the near infrared region.
With maximum error of only 1.42% in predicting RI, it was surprisingly found that model II is simple and has high precision and predictive power.
Clinton was about to leave the hotel for a taping of "The Daily Show" when he surprisingly found himself in the same hallway with his old Arkansas compatriot.
