The phrase "a recent study grant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a grant that has been awarded for a study or research project that was recently initiated or approved.
Example: "The university received a recent study grant to investigate the effects of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a new research grant" or "a recent research funding".
Despite the addition of innovation as an NIH review criteria, a recent study of grant applications revealed that novelty is associated with a 4.5 percentile point drop, and that feasibility concerns did not contribute substantially to this "novelty penalty" [32].
In addition to our analyses based on transcriptome data, a recent study by Grant-Downton et. al. [ 32] has confirmed the function of miRNAs in mature pollen by identifying the cleavage products generated from targets of miR160 and miR172.
In a recent study, the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University School of Law identified 123 provisions of law granting presidents a range of such powers.
Dr. Fine ran a recent study of air quality around Santa Monica Airport that was financed by a federal grant to measure toxins in the air around general aviation airports.
But that estimate, often invoked by the American Wind Energy Association AWEAA), is corroborated by a recent study by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) on the job creation impacts of the grant program that explicitly excludes jobs associated with the Bush-era projects.
A recent study found that between 2000 and 2011, 63 K awards were granted to emergency physicians.
Indeed, a recent study confirmed that this popular structure continues to persist: the most common type of industry grant supports conventional clinical trials of new drugs or indications, and the most common arrangement is the use of unrestricted grants and fee-for-service structures to clinician-scientists in AHCs [20].
A recent study found that private universities and colleges collect higher fees from poor students who receive Pell Grants, absorbing over half the value of federal aid.
A recent study challenges that conclusion.
A recent study suggests it might.
