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The phrase "a fellowship to study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a grant or program that provides support for individuals to pursue academic or research studies.
Example: "She was awarded a fellowship to study environmental science at a prestigious university."
Alternatives: "a scholarship for research" or "a grant for academic study."
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Chen has been given a fellowship to study at New York University's school of law.
He then received a fellowship to study in Europe, where one of his teachers was the German philosopher Martin Heidegger.
In 1994, John won a fellowship to study screenwriting at the University of Southern California and moved to Los Angeles.
After graduating from Harvard in 1977, Mr. Chao was given a fellowship to study the classics at Yale.
In New York he studied under Stella Adler and won a fellowship to study acting at Stanford University.
Sontag took a master's degree in philosophy at Harvard, and in 1957 won a fellowship to study for a year at St Anne's College, Oxford.
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Cauer found that he could not support his family during the economic crisis of the 1920s and in 1930 took his family to the USA where he had obtained a scholarship (a Rockefeller fellowship) to study at MIT and Harvard University.
Following a brief period as a National Research Fellow, he received a Guggenheim Fellowship to study quantum mechanics in Europe.
She had won a Guggenheim fellowship to study in Europe for a year (despite the chairman of the awards wondering, of women composers, "Is there any such beast?").
As a 20 year old Witkin won a Pulitzer fellowship to study in Europe, and in Florence he stayed in the Pensione of an Italian widow, "Old Lady Ichino".
After a year of teaching at Gates College in Nebraska, Cowles was awarded a graduate fellowship to study at the University of Chicago.
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