"uncovered findings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you have discovered something as a result of a research or investigation or when something has been revealed. For example, "The archeologists uncovered findings that shed new light on the civilization's history."
Scientists now hope to study the immunology of bats to try and uncover findings that can assist the development of treatments for AIDS.
And while the televised haranguing of those who bundled, rated, sold, or failed to regulate toxic investments might give the American public some temporary relief, it's unclear whether the hearings can uncover findings that will engender the kind of change accomplished in the wake of the Pecora Commission's investigation of the Wall Street crash of 1929, upon which the FCIC is modeled.
However, we are also cognisant that the review may uncover findings which affirm a growing concern that the boundaries between registered and support staff are becoming increasingly blurred.
We set out to examine processes in telehealth interventions (e.g. engagement) and hoped to uncover findings in relation to user experiences and attitudes (e.g. perceived appropriateness).
In an interview, Mr. Bernstein identified five theories on why his research uncovered these findings.
A 2013 study in the US found that trans people are far more likely to suffer from poverty and unemployment, and research in Britain has uncovered similar findings.
This study uncovered encouraging findings about high awareness of LatinX and first-generation students on research activities at their institution.
By analyzing the results in detail, we uncovered several findings.
Our current study has uncovered several findings likely to be of interest to researchers motivated to pursue this line of work.
