The phrase "a network of studies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection or interconnected group of research studies that share a common theme or focus.
Example: "The findings from a network of studies indicate a significant correlation between diet and mental health."
Alternatives: "a collection of studies" or "a series of studies".
The outcomes could be correlated with significant differences in the emergent network structures, strength of ties, and number of ties that emerge in a network of studying partnerships.
As an example, we can imagine a hypothetical college class in which a network of study partners reveals that students who received "A's" disproportionately studied with other students receiving "A's".
We do not need more individual trials of 100 people unless part of a network of other studies.
Study participants will be recruited through a network of 18 study centres, covering mainly urban and industrialised areas and some rural regions throughout Germany.
A network of students studying with one another is an example of an undirected network; if student A studies with student B, then we can be certain that student B also studied with student A, creating an undirected tie.
Over the 25 years, STRI's Center for Tropical Forest Science has expanded beyond Panama's borders and now oversees a 5-year standardized census across a network of 20 study plots in 15 countries.
Any "system of systems" in practice, including a network of neurons studied here, is unlikely to consist of homogeneously coupled identical entities, and the consideration of heterogeneity among the constituent entities is often necessary.
In central Amazonia, we conducted a multiyear demographic census of 292 populations of two leaf-inhabiting (i.e., epiphyllous) bryophyte species transplanted from continuous forest into a network of 10 study sites ranging from 1, 10, and 100 to > 10,000 ha in size.
Some comparative work has already been conducted (Leach Scully and Rehmann-Sutter, 2006; Haimes et al., 2008) and more is being explored, e.g. in China (Mitzkat et al., 2009) and elsewhere, through an international network of studies on providers' perspectives.
An appearance on Left of Black has increasingly become a rite of passage for a network of young black studies scholars.
