The phrase "a call for a study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting or advocating for research or investigation on a particular topic.
Example: "The committee issued a call for a study to assess the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a request for research" or "an appeal for investigation."
"The Republican majority decided it's okay to debate a bigoted amendment that prohibits medical treatment for transgender service members in transition, but they will not let the House debate an amendment that just a calls for a study — a study — on blood donations from gay men," Rep. Jim McGovern (D-Mass). said on the House floor Thursday.
This essay is a call for a return to historical and geographical studies as a fundamental background for policymakers and planners.4.4
It was mainly a call for more study.
Even so considering the fact that there are no data, other than small observational studies, examining the treatment of moderately severe HSPN patients with nephrotic range proteinuria, normal kidney function, and <50% crescents or sclerosing lesions on renal biopsy, there is a call for RCT study comparing a 6- to 12-month course of corticosteroids to shorter-duration corticosteroids.
They repeated an earlier call for a study that would, in effect, defer decisions about such distribution channels for as long as three years.
He said he supports the bill's call for a study of a carbon-trading market based on Tokyo's cap-and-trade scheme that allows big commercial landlords in the Japanese capital to buy and sell a limited and shrinking number of CO₂ pollution permits.
The paper ends with a call for more studies.
Recently, I opened my MIT mail and found a "call for subjects" for a study involving sociable robots that will engage children in conversation to "elicit empathy". What will these children be empathizing with, exactly?
Accordingly, there has been a call for studies whose results can be more readily applied to everyday clinical practice.
