The phrase "a period of study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific duration dedicated to learning or academic work.
Example: "During a period of study, students are expected to focus on their coursework and complete assignments on time."
Alternatives: "a study duration" or "an academic term".
Traditionally, sabbaticals have been for academics to embark upon a period of study or travel that will enhance their work.
The Senate version directs regulators to ban such proprietary trading after a period of study.
"There's got to be a period of study, from age 16 to 22, and then it moves along.
Postgraduate certificates in teaching and commercial French from the French Chamber of Commerce during a period of study in Paris.
After a period of study in France, he returned to Cambridge, where he settled down to a scholarly career.
It differs significantly from Mr. Schumer's bill in that it would impose mandates on all states to meet minimum federal standards established by a panel after a period of study, whether or not the states take federal grants.
This paper is the culmination of a period of studying and participating in certain real project on environmental design with real-time simulation system application.
After a period of studies in Rome, the young Benedict withdrew for a time from most human contact in order to live in a cave as a hermit devoted to solitude and prayer.
This study shows the major positive impact on medical research in China of a period of studying or training abroad, and indicates that the opportunity for overseas experience should not be limited by age.
Today, after a period of intense study and hard work, we're very happy to have left that particular moniker far behind, and to be breaking new ground in recordings, repertoire and research.
A period of private study and irregular work followed, including eighteenth months as an unpaid Latin teacher.
