The phrase "trial study of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when describing a study that is conducted in order to test a certain procedure or measure. For example, "The researchers conducted a trial study of a new medication."
The National Screening Committee has been analysing a trial study of 2,500 women offered NIPT to screen for Down's at Great Ormond Street hospital (Gosh), and a final decision is expected next month.
In a trial study of people who wore the device for a few weeks, some users said their friends mistook the hearing aids for wireless headsets used with cellphones, Mr. Zaltman said.
A peer-reviewed, random controlled trial study of Kaia's approach is also pending being published in a leading journal, according to Mehl.
The patient sample was derived from a trial study of bezafibrate for the treatment of coronary heart disease.
In a two-year trial study of a various types of live fencing a communal farm community in Kenya, beehive fencing was found to be more effective at preventing elephant farm invasions than thorn bush barriers.
There was no relation between the presence of the community and fire frequency, confirming the results of a fire trial study of Geldenhuys (1977) and that the occurrence of the B. africana community is influenced by abiotic variables.
Some trial studies of MT inversion using land-area 3D and offshore two-dimensional (2D) heterogeneous models have been developed (e.g., Ramos-Martínez and McMechan 2001; Okamoto 2002; Liu et al. 2004; Lee et al. 2010; Hingee et al. 2011; Sugioka et al. 2012; Hejrani et al. 2017).
Clinical trial studies of OA treatment in client-owned dogs have several experimental advantages over other in-vitro and in-vivo models.
While research has found that ACT is effective for smoking cessation, no controlled trial studies of telephone-based ACT for smoking cessation has been conducted to date.
8 27 28 Rothwell and colleagues performed a meta-analysis of 51 randomised controlled trials, which also included six clinical trial studies of daily aspirin use for primary prevention, about the time course of risks and benefits of aspirin use.
In recent years strategies for retaining participants in health care research have been identified focused on participant retention in randomized controlled trial studies of health problems such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer.
