The phrase "a computer study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a research project or analysis related to computers or computing.
Example: "The results of a computer study revealed significant improvements in processing speed."
Alternatives: "a computer analysis" or "a computing research".
He based that view on a computer study of national census data, in which he calculated what portion of the population of each county would have to move to achieve racial integration.
A computer study of the influence of both the incident noise spectrum and the shape of the transmission loss curve on dB(A) ratings for assessing acoustical insulation is undertaken in this work.
In a computer study, the researchers simulated collections of clocks with readings distributed around the correct value according to a bell curve.
A computer study shows that, in recent years, De La Hoya's punch and jab rate steadily deteriorates after the sixth round in his fights.
It contains over 40,000 volumes, 1,000 videotapes and 380 periodical subscriptions, along with numerous online resources, and features a computer study area.
Two studies demonstrated that men's (but not women's) cognitive performance declined if they were led to believe that they interacted with a woman via a computer (Study 1) or even if they merely anticipated an interaction with a woman (Study 2).
The more pairs a computer studies, the more it learns.
Mohsin Ali, a computer studies graduate from Leeds Metropolitan, wanted to work in online research and development.
Mr. McLinn, a computer studies major, has also been meeting with other campus groups to explore joint actions.
Mr. Minassian recently graduated from a computer studies program at Seneca College in North York, a Toronto suburb, where he had studied for about seven years.
A computer studies student asked him whether his conscience was pricked by the innocent civilians who had died as a result of drone strikes carried out under his watch.
