The phrase "a computer study of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an analysis or examination conducted using computer technology or methods.
Example: "The research paper presents a computer study of the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a computational analysis of" or "a digital examination of".
In a computer study, the researchers simulated collections of clocks with readings distributed around the correct value according to a bell curve.
He spends time in the batting cage, and more time in front of a computer studying opposing pitchers.
These included information on how the replacement steam generators would fare in an earthquake, and computer studies of the steam generators' vibration problem.
Computer studies of the concordances of these inscriptions indicate that the language was a suffixing and a non-prefixing one.
A computer simulation study of the identification of damage in a three-dimensional aluminum truss structure is presented and the results obtained from two different algorithms for damage detection are also reviewed as well.
A computer simulation study of the sintering process of cylindrical particles is presented following an earlier work by Pan et al. [Pan J, Le H, Kucherenko S, Yeomans JA.
By the time we get a fingerprint check on the guy, he's gone". Over the last 20 months, The Times has conducted a computer-assisted study of homicides in Los Angeles County from 1990 through 1994.
As the technology of these emerging memory devices become more mature and they get ready to be adopted in mainstream computers, a study of their reliability becomes very important.
Thalamotemporal deafferentation is a plausible hypothesis in light of findings from a recent computer simulation study of EEG data that indicated that decreasing connectivity between brain regions increases the frequency of seizure-like activity.
