The phrase "a dozen of studies" is not grammatically correct in written English.
It should be written as "a dozen studies" or "twelve studies." Example: "I have conducted a dozen studies on the effects of exercise on mental health."
There were about a dozen of us studying together back then, and our music ran the gamut.
After a dozen years of study my own comprehension of Judaic law was a lamentable pastiche, a crazy-quilt of slogans and exhortations, easily remembered, easily ignored - Never Again!
Dozen of studies have documented widespread human exposure to BPA.
We analyzed and compared about half a dozen of vision-based reward structures and studies addressing applications of visual servoing could gain from that comparison using the structures that performed best according to our modeling.
A New Zealand psychologist and researcher published a review of dozens of studies on children of separation.
Her new book is one of half a dozen recent studies of how African-Americans were historically depicted.
A review of dozens of studies of displaced children has tried to pin down the main factors leading to PTSD.
Highlights: This one-man show features more than a dozen studies of lead dancers from the legendary London ballet company.
The new research and nearly a dozen studies of BPA's physiological and behavioral effects in humans "begin to point to the prenatal period as a period of BPA vulnerability" and "suggest that pregnant mothers limit exposure to plastics and receipts" -- two classes of products in which BPA continues to be widely used.
About half a dozen PET studies of speech perception had been published, all in top journals, and David tried to synthesize them, essentially by comparing which parts of the brain were said to be active during the processing of speech in each of the studies.
