'this study proposed that' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to introduce an idea that is being suggested by a source of information, such as an article, book, or research study. For example, "This study proposed that poverty is a leading cause of mental health issues in children."
This study proposed that OH− formation caused by the dissociation of H2O molecules may explain enhanced carbonation.
This study proposed that inner membrane opening during the burr-hole evacuation of a CSDH was not a risk-adding but, apparently, a recurrence-preventing one.
Furthermore, this study proposed that nano range size and the existence of (111) lattice plane combine to encourage antibacterial potential and nanoparticles commenced shape-dependent interaction with bacterial cells [77].
Finally, this study proposed that direct faecal deposition by waterfowl faeces was a microbial source to stormwater wetlands and that this was partly responsible for the varied microbial removal rates observed.
As a result of this evidence, and the evidence supporting the chemopreventive properties of selenium, this study proposed that a trial to test the effect of selenium on men at high risk for development of prostate cancer is appropriate.
This study proposed that the importance of perceived ease of use is depending on short- vs. long-term transaction expectation, product type, and whether security concern information is presented.
Therefore, this study proposes that: H1: KMC will have a positive relationship with innovation performance.
This study proposes that varied level of influence on purchase decisions may also be due to cultural background.
This study proposes that G. "filamentosa" from the Philippines could represent the remnants of the lower villous part of older gametophytic plants of G. pacifica after senescence of the upper smooth part of the thallus.
For start-ups, this study proposes that trust mediates the relationship between e-innovation trustworthiness signals and adoption and that usability signals moderate the uncertainty associated with e-innovation adoption.
This study proposes that BECN1 also plays a role in the initiation of mitophagy, prior to autophagosome formation around the mitochondrion.
