The phrase "a decade of studies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of ten years during which research or academic studies have been conducted.
Example: "The findings from a decade of studies have significantly advanced our understanding of climate change."
Alternatives: "ten years of research" or "a ten-year period of studies".
A review of almost a decade of studies found that exposure to violent video games was a "risk factor" for increased aggression.
In truth, the anomaly is not what Saif Gaddafi did before the revolution, but what he did once it began – abandoning nearly a decade of studies and turning his back on the risky reform work he had done.
In 2006, an American Heart Association advisory panel reviewed a decade of studies and determined that soy products had no significant effects on HDL ("good" cholesterol) or triglycerides, and little or no ability to lower "bad" cholesterol, or LDL.
A decade of studies in Canada show that they can be very effective at repelling and killing pests, and are safe, though they aren't active in the environment long and require multiple applications.
After a decade of studies and debate, President Bill Clinton put rules into place last January to combat such injuries, but last week Congress voted to scrap them, leaving a big question: What, if anything, will the Bush administration and Congress do to reduce the 1.8 million repetitive stress injuries reported each year?
Results from more than a decade of studies suggest that the Bt crops themselves have at most a minor effect on nontargets.
After nearly a decade of studying Steiner's system, Harry and Li returned to Chengdu, to start China's first Waldorf school.
After a decade of study, nostalgia isn't what it used to be — it's looking a lot better.
Mills's mind-games magic – from cracking the codes of jewellery shop safes to predicting the sex of babies at antenatal yoga classes – come from more than a decade of studying the "predictable" patterns of human behaviour.
After more than a decade of study, he returned in 157 ce to Pergamum, where he served as chief physician to the troop of gladiators maintained by the high priest of Asia.
But overwhelmingly, I've concluded in a decade of studying America's elderly, it is fee-for-service doctors and Big Pharma who stand to gain the most, and adult children, with too much emotion and too little information, driving those decisions.
