'tentative findings' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something which has been found, especially when it is not yet certain or still in progress. For example: "Our research team has presented its tentative findings, but more investigation is needed before we can make any final conclusions."
Tentative findings indicate that it hit the treetops and fell apart.
The recommendation, contained in the commission's final report, follows tentative findings delivered in February.
Tentative findings indicate that it hit the treetops and fell apart," said Smolensk's governor, Sergei Anufriev.
There is something drastically undertheorized about what all these tentative findings and speculations are doing in the same volume and what they might mean taken together.
On Monday, the South Australian royal commission released its tentative findings, which backed nuclear fuel storage and left the door open to further uranium mining and processing but came down against the use of nuclear power for electricity generation.
The tentative findings suggest that organic molecules need not arrive on Earth via a direct collision of a comet, but might also fall in a snow of tiny comet crumbs.
But a preliminary analysis so far indicates that none of the tapes are Dr. Lee's, federal officials said yesterday, adding that further inquiry might reverse the tentative finding.
An early and tentative finding about this new medium is that the most distinctive thing about it concerns the player's agency.
The implications of suicide, while troubling, are less explosive.Unsurprisingly, Ms Fernández eagerly endorsed the tentative finding that Mr Nisman had killed himself.
The tentative finding, which remains unpublished and unconfirmed, could explain how such stars get so big in the first place.
This tentative finding is of some relevance for the ongoing experience of euro area countries that are seeking to revise job and output growth by means of structural reform, including of their labor market institutions.
